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Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, Volume 50
Volume 50, Number 1, September 2010
- Paolo Soda
, Mykola Pechenizkiy
, Francesco Tortorella
, Alexey Tsymbal:
Knowledge discovery and computer-based decision support in biomedicine. 1-2
- Paola Campadelli, Elena Casiraghi
, Stella Pratissoli:
A segmentation framework for abdominal organs from CT scans. 3-11 - Adrien Depeursinge
, Daniel Racoceanu
, Jimison Iavindrasana, Gilles Cohen, Alexandra Platon, Pierre-Alexandre Poletti, Henning Müller
:
Fusing visual and clinical information for lung tissue classification in high-resolution computed tomography. 13-21 - Claudio Marrocco
, Mario Molinara
, Ciro D'Elia, Francesco Tortorella
:
A computer-aided detection system for clustered microcalcifications. 23-32 - Dimitrios K. Iakovidis
, Eystratios G. Keramidas, Dimitris Maroulis
:
Fusion of fuzzy statistical distributions for classification of thyroid ultrasound patterns. 33-41 - Michael C. Lee, Lilla Böröczky, Kivilcim Sungur-Stasik, Aaron D. Cann, Alain C. Borczuk, Steven M. Kawut, Charles A. Powell
:
Computer-aided diagnosis of pulmonary nodules using a two-step approach for feature selection and classifier ensemble construction. 43-53 - Paolo Soda
, Stefano Mazzoleni
, Giuseppe Cavallo, Eugenio Guglielmelli
, Giulio Iannello
:
Human movement onset detection from isometric force and torque measurements: A supervised pattern recognition approach. 55-61
Volume 50, Number 2, October 2010
- Özlem Uzuner
, Jonathan Mailoa, Russell Ryan, Tawanda C. Sibanda:
Semantic relations for problem-oriented medical records. 63-73 - Jason N. Doctor, Greg Strylewicz:
Detecting 'wrong blood in tube' errors: Evaluation of a Bayesian network approach. 75-82 - Sebastian Zambanini, Robert Sablatnig
, Harald Maier, Georg Langs
:
Automatic image-based assessment of lesion development during hemangioma follow-up examinations. 83-94 - Franco Chiarugi, Sara Colantonio
, Dimitra Emmanouilidou, Massimo Martinelli
, Davide Moroni
, Ovidio Salvetti
:
Decision support in heart failure through processing of electro- and echocardiograms. 95-104 - José M. Jerez
, Ignacio Molina, Pedro J. García-Laencina, Emilio Alba
, Nuria Ribelles
, Miguel Martín, Leonardo Franco
:
Missing data imputation using statistical and machine learning methods in a real breast cancer problem. 105-115 - Stavros Lekkas, Ludmil Mikhailov
:
Evolving fuzzy medical diagnosis of Pima Indians diabetes and of dermatological diseases. 117-126 - Wen Zhang
, Juan Liu, Yanqing Niu:
Quantitative prediction of MHC-II binding affinity using particle swarm optimization. 127-132
Volume 50, Number 3, November 2010
- Craig E. Kuziemsky, Francis Y. Lau:
A four stage approach for ontology-based health information system design. 133-148 - Chih-Lin Chi, W. Nick Street, David A. Katz
:
A decision support system for cost-effective diagnosis. 149-161 - Minaya Villasana
, Gabriela Ochoa
, Soraya Aguilar:
Modeling and optimization of combined cytostatic and cytotoxic cancer chemotherapy. 163-173 - Stephan Dreiseitl, Melanie Osl, Christian Baumgartner
, Staal Amund Vinterbo:
An evaluation of heuristics for rule ranking. 175-180 - Jie Gui, Shu-Lin Wang, Ying-Ke Lei:
Multi-step dimensionality reduction and semi-supervised graph-based tumor classification using gene expression data. 181-191 - Roberto Santana, Alexander Mendiburu
, Noah Zaitlen, Eleazar Eskin, José Antonio Lozano:
Multi-marker tagging single nucleotide polymorphism selection using estimation of distribution algorithms. 193-201
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