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Improving Clinical Path Management Strategies by Constructive Induction
Maribor, Slovenia June 20-June 22
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Matej Mertik, University of Maribor, Slovenia
Milan Zorman, University of Maribor, Slovenia
Bojan Zalar, Psihiatricna klinika Ljubljana
Digitalization of data has provided self understandable aspect of collect, store and retrieve large amounts of documents in databases, data repositories and data warehouses. Discovery of knowledge hidden in these databases can provide organizations with insight into there own internal intellectual assets. However, how to interpret meaningful information from this data remains one of the important challenges. This paper emphasizes importance of the preprocess part of KDD in such large data repositories. A health care organization study is used as an illustrative example where the KDD methods of C5.0 and CART are used. With careful analysis on large data, such as the use of proper feature sets, appropriate sampling sets, important meaningful information as insight into clinical pathways are discovered.
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Matej Mertik, Milan Zorman, Bojan Zalar, "Improving Clinical Path Management Strategies by Constructive Induction," cbms, pp.451-458, Twentieth IEEE International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'07), 2007
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