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On the Problem of Medical Diagnostic Evidence: Intelligent Analysis of Empirical Data on Patients in Samples of Limited SizeAutomatic Documentation and Mathematical Linguistics, 53
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ON THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONE AND MANY
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Jin-Yi Cai, Ch.Prabhakara Rao
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On the causal representativeness of training sets of precedents in diagnostic problems
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On the capacity of families of characteristic functions that provide the correct solution to problems of diagnostic type, Tezisy dokladov 19-i Vserossiiskoi konferentsii “Matematicheskie metody
—This paper discusses approaches to evaluating the quality of intelligent data analysis results in diagnostic tasks. The reliability (indisputability) of empirical dependencies established during training (interpolation–extrapolation) on precedents is evaluated using a special mathematical tool, that is, characteristic functions. Characteristic functions are generated on the available sample of empirical data based on similarity analysis of precedent descriptions, formalized as a binary algebraic operation. Some estimates of the computational complexity of applying the proposed mathematical technique of characteristic functions to predicting (diagnosing) the properties of newly studied precedents are presented.
Automatic Documentation and Mathematical Linguistics – Springer Journals
Published: Feb 26, 2021
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