Abstract
The article aims to review, analyze, design and implement a philosophy of medical diagnosis by artificial intelligence (AI) and soft computing techniques. The theme of the paper is that there are abundant corruptions in therapeutic judgment; in its place of appropriate diagnosis, majority practitioners go behind the narrow path by trapping the people at a serious phase. The ordinary community suffers deficient in diagnosis for higher investigative costs as well as the lack of certified practitioners. This article proposes some AI techniques to eradicate this lacuna by designing a prototype. The proposed prototype here termed as machine intelligent diagnostic system (MIDs), which has the capability of learning, thinking, reasoning and managing uncertainty as a real-world doctor. The model structured according to AI techniques considers the different cases of the disease to implement it. This article analyzes the shortcoming of MIDs, which can perform as a doctor to serve society as regular fashion as well as at the time of crisis as a crisis-manager. The degrees of the acuteness of patients’ symptoms are perceived by a membership function, which is used to tackle the emotion of the patients, and a fuzzy logic membership function is being used to calculate probabilities of diseases. Finally, this work finds smart results of MIDs, which can serve as doctors to some extent to compensate for the crisis of doctor in the universe.
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Abbreviations
- AI:
-
Artificial intelligence
- FL:
-
Fuzzy logic
- SD:
-
Standard deviation
- MF:
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Membership function
- M :
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Mean
- TB:
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Tuberculosis
- KB:
-
Knowledge base
- LV:
-
Linguistic variable
- 5G:
-
Fifth generation
- DFS:
-
Depth first search
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Thanks go to Dr(Prof.) M. K. Sanyal, University of Kalyani, who have advised and encouraged regularly for such kind of societal development and special thanks to Management, JIS College of Engineering, JIS GROUP, for providing all kinds of R&D resources.
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Das, S., Sanyal, M.K. Machine intelligent diagnostic system (MIDs): an instance of medical diagnosis of tuberculosis. Neural Comput & Applic 32, 15585–15595 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-020-04894-8
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