Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence in Medicine; 15th Conference on A John H. Holmes,Riccardo Bellazzi,Niels Peek Conference proceedings 2015 Springer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-44750-2rk exploring how to apply machine learning and data mining techniques to these data in order to extract novel clinical relationships. From a learning perspective, these pathology data possess a number of challenging properties, in particular, the temporal and hierarchical structure that is present w

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