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1997 IASTED International Conference on Intelligent Information Systems (IIS '97)
Decision Trees and Automatic Learning in Medical Decision Making
Grand Bahama Island, BAHAMAS
December 08-December 10
ISBN: 0-8186-8218-3
Milan Zorman, Faculty for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Peter Kokol, Faculty for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Gregor Cerkvenik, University Medical Centre Ljubljana
Decision support systems (DSS) have become increasingly important in medical applications, particularly when important decision must be made effectively and reliably. The best way to design a successful DSS is through the participative design, thereafter conceptual simple decision making models with the possibility of automating learning should be considered in the design phase and then implemented by conceptual simple paradigms. In this paper we present a cardiological decision support system, called RO2SE (computeRised prOlapse Syndrome dEtermination, O2 stands for Object Oriented implementation), based on decision tree approach and automatic learning, supporting the process of mitral valve prolapse determination. RO2SE is implemented using Object Oriented visual programming language.
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Milan Zorman, Peter Kokol, Gregor Cerkvenik, "Decision Trees and Automatic Learning in Medical Decision Making," iis, pp.37, 1997 IASTED International Conference on Intelligent Information Systems (IIS '97), 1997
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