Fuzzy modeling of the medical treatment effects of superoxide dismutase

Shan, Feng; Li, Ling; Wang, Pan; Wang, Chuanyu; Yue, Qin; Guo, Shuo Jia

doi:10.1111/j.1468-0394.2006.00413.x

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“…A CAD development starts with a conceptual level followed by a medical description of the diagnostic problem. The functionality requirements in terms of the data analysis as well as visualization of results are to be specified in order to define the problem and select the appropriate system model: (1) diagnostic support (Mussi, 2000; Morpurgo & Mussi, 2001); (2) data classification (Pietka et al , 2001; Ubeyli, 2007); (3) image processing (Kawa & Pietka, 2007); (4) treatment modelling (Feng et al , 2004) etc. Then, an overall design identifies the processing phases and makes an overview of methods to be implemented at a certain phase.…”

Section: Infrastructure Components – Overall Schemamentioning

confidence: 99%

Open architecture computer‐aided diagnosis system

Piętka¹,

Kawa²,

Badura³

et al. 2010

Expert Systems

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In this study an approach to open architecture computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) is presented. The traditional goal of a CAD system, to assist the physicians in performing the diagnosis and treatment, has been extended. The platform also supports the system designer in developing a new CAD workflow by implementing general-purpose modules as well as problem-dependent procedures. A new CAD may require new procedures to be added, yet some of the already implemented functions can be employed. The CAD environment is subjected to the developmental process of three systems: the multiple sclerosis CAD, the lung nodule CAD and the pneumothorax CAD. Modules and procedures are briefly described and the CAD systems are evaluated. Results obtained during the CAD evaluation show prospective flexibility of the infrastructure. The trade-offs, well known to CAD designers, can easily be handled by the operators in a user-friendly manner by choosing various workflow paths.

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Section: Infrastructure Components – Overall Schemamentioning

confidence: 99%

Open architecture computer‐aided diagnosis system

Piętka¹,

Kawa²,

Badura³

et al. 2010

Expert Systems

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“…FST offers the frame of analysis that could deal with imprecision in inputs (Mentes and Helvacioglu, 2011). Recently, fuzzy analytics has been applied to solve many real world problems including engineering problems (Boukezzoula et al , 2007; Chi et al , 2016; Feng et al , 2006; Kumar et al , 2016, 2017; Li et al , 2012; Manna et al , 2017; Xing et al , 2013).…”

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An IoT-based risk warning system for smart libraries

Xie

Liu

Zhu

et al. 2019

LHT

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Purpose When integrating smart elements offered by emergent technologies, libraries are facing the challenges of technological renovation and maintaining their operation using emerging technology. Given the importance of smart library, new technologies are needed in building new libraries or renovation of existing libraries. The purpose of this paper is to propose a risk warning system for library construction or renovation in the aspect of risk management. Design/methodology/approach The proposed Internet of Things (IoT)-based system consists of sensors that automatically monitor the status of materials, equipment and construction activities in real time. AI techniques including case-based reasoning and fuzzy sets are applied. Findings The proposed system can easily track material flow and visualize construction processes. The experiment shows that the proposed system can effectively detect, monitor and manage risks in construction projects including library construction. Originality/value Compared with existing risk warning systems, the proposed IoT-based system requires less data for making dynamic predictions. The proposed system can be applied to new builds and renovation of libraries.

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Internet of things in medical applications with a service-oriented and security approach: a survey

Javdani

Kashanian

2017

Health Technol.

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Fuzzy modeling of the medical treatment effects of superoxide dismutase

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

Open architecture computer‐aided diagnosis system

Open architecture computer‐aided diagnosis system

An IoT-based risk warning system for smart libraries

Internet of things in medical applications with a service-oriented and security approach: a survey

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