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Validation of a Large Medical Database
Lubbock, Texas June 09-June 10
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CBMS.1995.465447Eighth IEEE Symposium on Computer-Bas ...
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G. Rovetta, Fac. of Eng, Genova Univ., Italy
P. Monteforte, Fac. of Eng, Genova Univ., Italy
G. Bianchi, Fac. of Eng, Genova Univ., Italy
S. Rovetta, Fac. of Eng, Genova Univ., Italy
R. Zunino, Fac. of Eng, Genova Univ., Italy
Abstract: Complex clinical problems involving huge experimental evidence require a preliminary validation of observed data. This may avoid biasing due to incorrect sampling and clarify the sample distribution by showing data-inherent regularities. The paper describes the application of unsupervised models of neural networks to the analysis of a very large set of clinical records for the study of osteoporosis. The main result obtained lies in showing the overall uniformity of the data distribution, which indicates a correct unbiased sampling of the considered population.
Index Terms:
medical information systems; very large databases; data integrity; neural nets; unsupervised learning; probability; large medical database; database validation; clinical problems; experimental evidence; observed data validation; biasing; incorrect sampling; sample distribution; data-inherent regularities; unsupervised models; neural networks; clinical records analysis; osteoporosis; data distribution uniformity; unbiased sampling
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G. Rovetta, P. Monteforte, G. Bianchi, S. Rovetta, R. Zunino, "Validation of a Large Medical Database," cbms, pp.0057, Eighth IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'95), 1995
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