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Decision Support Systems, 1994
Abstract Planning, in general, is the process by which the long term goals of an agent are translated into short term tasks and objectives, subject to the resource constraints facing the agent. In contrast to “decision making”, planning has a distinct temporal dimension and calls for a sequence of temporally separated, inter-dependent decisions to be
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Abstract Planning, in general, is the process by which the long term goals of an agent are translated into short term tasks and objectives, subject to the resource constraints facing the agent. In contrast to “decision making”, planning has a distinct temporal dimension and calls for a sequence of temporally separated, inter-dependent decisions to be
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2009
For clinicians to use quantitative electromyography (QEMG) to help determine the presence or absence of neuromuscular disease, they must manually interpret an exhaustive set of motor unit potential (MUP) or interference pattern statistics to formulate a clinically useful muscle characterization.
L J, Pino +3 more
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For clinicians to use quantitative electromyography (QEMG) to help determine the presence or absence of neuromuscular disease, they must manually interpret an exhaustive set of motor unit potential (MUP) or interference pattern statistics to formulate a clinically useful muscle characterization.
L J, Pino +3 more
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Diagnosis and Decision Support
1998In this chapter, we will focus on the utilization of Case-Based Reasoning for solving problems in the area of diagnosis and decision support. For this, we will first discuss different types of analytic problem solving, explain alternative approaches of coping with specific problems, and finally sketch a number of successful applications.
Mario Lenz, Eric Auriol, Michel Manago
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Intelligent decision support systems
Decision Support Systems, 1991This paper explores the basic ingredients of intelligent decision support systems in partial contrast to approaches followed by expert systems.
Hans W. Gottinger, Peter Weimann
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Mining, Knowledge and Decision Support
Technology and Health Care, 2010Decision support systems (DSS) are software entities that assist the physician in the decision making process. They have found application in medicine due to the large amounts of data (e.g. laboratory measurements such as blood pressure, heart rate, body-mass index) and information (e.g. patient history, population statistics based on age and sex) that
Dewar D, Finlay +4 more
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Tool Support for Architectural Decisions
2007 Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture (WICSA'07), 2007In contrast to software architecture models, architectural decisions are often not explicitly documented, and therefore eventually lost. This contributes to major problems such as high-cost system evolution, stakeholders miscommunication, and limited reusability of core system assets.
Anton Jansen +3 more
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Supporting Medical Decisions with Vector Decision Trees
2001The article presents the extension of a common decision tree concept to a multidimensional - vector - decision tree constructed with the help of evolutionary techniques. In contrary to the common decision tree the vector decision tree can make more than just one suggestion per input sample.
Matej Sprogar +6 more
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Decisions at Hand: A Decision Support System on Handhelds
2001One of the applications of clinical information systems is decision support. Although the advantages of utilizing such aids have never been theoretically disputed, they have been rarely used in practice. The factor that probably often limits the utility of clinical decision support systems is the need for computing power at the very site of decision ...
Blaz Zupan +5 more
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Development of Decision Support Systems
International Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing, 1990Use of hospital information systems (HIS) are no longer limited to administrative functions. The addition to these systems of decision support capability is now a necessity. Development of the decision support modules requires a different software architecture than that employed by most HIS systems today.
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Decision aids for localized prostate cancer treatment choice: Systematic review and meta‐analysis
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2015Philippe D Violette +2 more
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