1994
DOI: 10.1177/197140099400700104
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Statistical Modelling and Structured Image Description for Intelligent Tutoring in MR Imaging of the Head

Abstract: si sta sviluppando una ricerca in cooperazione per esaminare la fattibilita dell'uso di principi su base statistica e di linguaggio strutturato nella descrizione degli esami per l'insegnamento dell'interpretazione e diagnosi dei quadri radiologici.Questo lavoro descrive la costruzione di un sistema didattico sofisticato (ITS) per l'interpretazione di tomografia RM nella diagnosi delle malattie neurologiche cerebrali.L'efficacia del «tutore» dipende totalmente dall'esistenza di una banca dati costituita da esam… Show more

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“…The software, task, and knowledge engineering aspects of the task model are described in (Sharples, du Boulay, Jeffery, Teather, & Teather, 1996;Sharples et al, 1995;Sharples et al, 1997;Teather, Sharples, Jeffery, Teather, & du Boulay, 1994). In summary, the task model provides an analytic account of:…”
Section: Task Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The software, task, and knowledge engineering aspects of the task model are described in (Sharples, du Boulay, Jeffery, Teather, & Teather, 1996;Sharples et al, 1995;Sharples et al, 1997;Teather, Sharples, Jeffery, Teather, & du Boulay, 1994). In summary, the task model provides an analytic account of:…”
Section: Task Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The group has identified and implemented strategies for tutoring residents about neurological disorders. Their approach to instruction includes statistical based principles and a structured image description language for tutoring residents about radiological image interpretation and diagnosis of cerebral diseases [103]. A structured curriculum has been established that leads residents through a set of patient problems that have similarities, thereby encouraging near transfer of learning.…”
Section: De6elopments In Computer-based Learning En6ironment For Radimentioning
confidence: 99%