The authors attempt to apply the back-propagation method (BP), described by Rumelhart and McClelland (1986), to dyspepsia diagnosis. In particular the program utilizes the method with adaptive learning parameters taken from the method adopted by Vogl (1988). The major aim is to identify patients who are suspected of having a neoplastic disease and need further diagnostic testing. The long term aim is to analyze patients suffering from various types of dyspepsia by which symptoms may be connected to pathologies with a low margin of error
An example of back propagation: Diagnosis of dyspepsia
P Arrigo;
1989
Abstract
The authors attempt to apply the back-propagation method (BP), described by Rumelhart and McClelland (1986), to dyspepsia diagnosis. In particular the program utilizes the method with adaptive learning parameters taken from the method adopted by Vogl (1988). The major aim is to identify patients who are suspected of having a neoplastic disease and need further diagnostic testing. The long term aim is to analyze patients suffering from various types of dyspepsia by which symptoms may be connected to pathologies with a low margin of errorFile in questo prodotto:
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