Computer-assisted Medical Decision-making System for Diagnosis of Urticaria

Computer-Assisted Technologies in Medical Decision Making

The practice of medicine has evolved rapidly of the last 50 years. Due to these advances, the number of parameters that are presented to the medical professional have expanded beyond the capacity for complete analysis by healthcare professionals. Medical data is complex and includes a number of different representations including written notes, numeral data, and images. An automated analysis mu...

2 Computer - Assisted Clinical Decision Making

In the early 1970s, a small number ol medical computing research groups simultaneously realized that the field ol artificial intelligence oflered potential solutions to problems that had previously constrained the effectiveness and acceptance o.l medical decision-making programs. At Rutgers University, this arose when Kulikowski, a computer scientist who had previously worked with statistical p...

CADIAG: approaches to computer-assisted medical diagnosis.

CADIAG-1 is a medical expert system, based on a symbolic logic representation of medical relationships. Strong relationships such as confirming, excluding or obligatory occurrence are applied to confirm or exclude diagnoses. Weak relationships are represented by facultative and not confirming relationships (FN-relationships). Diagnostic hypotheses are established by systematic combination of sy...

Graphical Models as Languages for Computer Assisted Diagnosis and Decision Making

Making Decision Support System for Utilization of Biogas in Iran

The use of renewable energy sources is often suggested to be a good solution for climate change and the dependency to fossil fuel. Biogas utilization is a one of these promising options that can mitigate these problems since biogas is produced by the fermentation of waste, so is rich in methane and has the same characteristics as natural gas. Biogas has increasingly been noticed in different co...