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Distributed intelligent data analysis in diabetic patient management.

Abstract

This paper outlines the methodologies that can be used to perform an intelligent analysis of diabetic patients' data, realized in a distributed management context. We present a decision-support system architecture based on two modules, a Patient Unit and a Medical Unit, connected by telecommunication services. We stress the necessity to resort to temporal abstraction techniques, combined with time series analysis, in order to provide useful advice to patients; finally, we outline how data analysis and interpretation can be cooperatively performed by the two modules.

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R Bellazzi, C Larizza, A Riva, A Mira, S Fiocchi, M Stefanelli. 1996. Distributed intelligent data analysis in diabetic patient management.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8947655/

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