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Licentiate proposal seminar: Artificial intelligence diagnostics in psychophysiological medicine

Speakers:

Markus Nilsson , Markus Nilsson

Type:

Seminar

Start time:

2003-09-23 13:30

End time:

2003-09-23 14:30

Location:

Turing

Contact person:

Mehrdad Saadatmand

Description

Candidate: Markus Nilsson, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, MdHAdvisory Committee: Main advisor: docent Peter Funk, IDt, MdH Assistant advisor: professor Björn Lisper, IDt, Mdh Assistant advisor: dr Bo von Schéele, National Institute for Psychosocial Medicine Karolinska Institutet Independent third person: professor Ylva Bäcklund, IEl, MdHAbstractThe contents of the licentiate proposal is concerning the use of AI in classification of complex measurements. Measurements has previously only been classifiable by domain specialists due to the complexity of the measurements. A method has been developed to accomplish this classification. The method is mainly based on CBR but uses a number of other techniques. Both AI and mathematical methods is used for feature identification. The system is classifying continuous non-stationary measurements, and has the capacity to improve performance with a growing number of solved cases. A system based on the proposed method is implemented as a clinical application (in psychphysiological medicine) as a proof of concept and in evaluation purposes.http://www.idt.mdh.se/phd/proposal.html

Markus Nilsson,

Email: markus.nilsson@mdh.se