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Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making, 2020 Issue 4, Pages 3–13 (Mi iipr147)

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Data mining

To the reliability of medical diagnosis based on empirical data

M. I. Zabezhailoa, Yu. Yu. Truninb

a Federal Research Center ‘Informatics and Control’ of Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, Russia
b Burdenko Scientific Research Neurosurgery Institute, Moscow, Russia

Abstract: Some abilities to apply intelligent data analysis (IDA) tools to support medical diagnostic decision-making are discussed. There is described an original mathematical technique to identify and to delete artefacts of IDA and Machine Learning (e.g. overfitting, ets.) to be used in medical diagnostics. This IDA-scheme is based on the reasoning tools of the so called JSM-method of reasoning automation. Productivity of the proposed IDA-techniques demonstrated by examples of diagnostics of human brain tumor pseudoprogression.

Keywords: artificial intelligence, decision-making, medical diagnostics, intelligent data analysis, reasoning automation, formalized similarity analysis, pseudoprogression of human brain tumor.

DOI: 10.14357/20718594200401


 English version:
, 2021, 48:5, 415–422

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