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    Evaluation of the diagnosis effect of artificial intelligence diagnosis model on the main complaint of dyspnea

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    FMD | Research in "Frontiers of Medicine": Evaluation of the effectiveness of an artificial intelligence diagnosis model developed based on the theory of dynamic uncertain causal diagrams on the differential diagnosis of dyspnea as the chief complaint disease
    FMD | "Frontiers of Medicine" research: artificial intelligence diagnosis model based on dynamic uncertain causality diagram theory to evaluate the differential diagnosis effect of dyspnea chief complaint disease FMD | "Frontiers of Medicine" research: artificial development based on dynamic uncertain causal diagram theory Evaluation of the effect of the intelligent diagnosis model on the differential diagnosis of dyspnea as the chief complaint disease

    Paper Title: Development of an artificial intelligence diagnostic model based on dynamic uncertain causality graph for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea

    Journal: Frontiers of Medicine

    Frontiers of Medicine Frontiers of Medicine Frontiers of Medicine

    Authors: Yang Jiao, Zhan Zhang, Ting Zhang, Wen Shi, Yan Zhu, Jie Hu, Qin Zhang

    Posting time: 16 Jul 2020

    DOI: 10.
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    Introduction: Jiao Yang from Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Zhang Qin from Tsinghua University published a research paper in Frontiers of Medicine " Development of an artificial artificial intelligence diagnosis model based on the theory of dynamic uncertain causality diagram for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea as the chief complaint.
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    Introduction: Jiao Yang from Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Zhang Qin from Tsinghua University published a research paper in Frontiers of Medicine " Development of an artificial artificial intelligence diagnosis model based on the theory of dynamic uncertain causality diagram for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea as the chief complaint.
    " intelligence diagnostic model based on dynamic uncertain causality graph for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea )
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    Introduction Frontiers of Medicine Development of an artificial intelligence diagnostic model based on dynamic uncertain causality graph for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea Development of an artificial intelligence diagnostic model based on dynamic uncertain causality graph for the differential diagnosis of dyspnea

    Artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted diagnosis has developed rapidly in recent years
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    In the current mature pathology, radiological imaging, and skin disease diagnosis, the accuracy of AI-assisted diagnosis can even exceed the average diagnosis level of specialists


    By using the rich clinical experience of Peking Union Medical College Hospital in the diagnosis of difficult and difficult diseases, and after a series of exploratory research, the author team gradually improved and established an artificial intelligence-assisted diagnosis system based on logical reasoning
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    Studies have confirmed that the artificial intelligence diagnosis system can make up for the limitations of personal knowledge and professional experience, and can significantly improve the diagnostic efficiency of general medicine


    Abstract Based on the theory of Dynamic Uncertain Causality Diagram (DUCG), an artificial intelligence-assisted diagnosis model with dyspnea symptoms as the main complaint was established, and its diagnostic value was verified
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    Combining the experience of clinical experts and epidemiological data, determine the disease library where dyspnea is the chief complaint, optimize the diagnosis and differential diagnosis path of each disease in the disease library; then use the DUCG knowledge base editor according to the DUCG theory of uncertain causal knowledge expression method , Build an artificial intelligence-assisted diagnosis model; screen the medical records of hospitalized patients with dyspnea in the electronic information medical record system of a tertiary hospital from January 2013 to December 2018, and randomly select the cases diagnosed as each disease in the disease database , Use the DUCG test platform and inference engine to test to verify the diagnostic accuracy of the model


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