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Different decision tree induction strategies for a medical decision problem

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Burduk R. , Wozniak M.

Open Medicine

2012

tom 7

nr 2

183-193

The paper presents a comparative study of selected recognition methods for the medical decision problem -acute abdominal pain diagnosis. We consider if it is worth using expert knowledge and learning set at the same time. The article shows two groups of decision tree approaches to the problem under consideration. The first does not use expert knowledge and generates classifier only on the basis of learning set. The second approach utilizes expert knowledge for specifying the decision tree structure and learning set for determining mode of decision making in each node based on Bayes decision theory. All classifiers are evaluated on the basis of computer experiments.

Selection of classifier in acute abdominal pain diagnosis with decision tree model

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Burduk R.

Journal of Medical Informatics & Technologies

2011

tom Vol. 17

65--71

The article presents the application of the decision tree classifier to the acute abdominal pain diagnosis. The recognition task model is based on a decision tree. In this model the decision tree structure is given by the experts. For the assumed structure of the decision tree the locally optimal strategy is considered. The problem discussed in the work shows a selection of different classifiers (parameters) to the internal nodes of the decision tree. Experiments conducted for selected medical diagnosis problem shows that the use of different parameters for k-NN classification can improve the quality of classification in comparison with the situation if it is used with the same parameter for all internal nodes of the decision tree.