Information technology for patient’s grade of severity estimation
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27256Keywords:
information technology, patient’s grade of severity estimation, supervised classification, compositions of classifiers (classifiers ensembles)Abstract
The information technology for patient’s grade of severity estimation is suggested in the paper. The information technology is based on the methods of supervised classification and algorithms compositions constructing, which were developed by the author. The results of information technology applying for real data to estimate grade of severity for 232 patients with pancreas traumas, are reported.
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