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The investigation method of psychological and biomedical information, based on frequency analysis

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Practical use of mathematical methods of pattern recognition in medicine and psychology faces a number of problems, caused by the peculiarities of data and users. The author, a doctor by education, analyzes these problems and offers his own algorithm, based on frequency analysis. He also gives examples of solving actual practical problems by means of the programs written on the basis of the offered algorithm.

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  1. Russian Health Institute, Krasnoarmeyskaya ul. 18, Moscow, 125319, Russia

    E. E. Sivkov

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Evgeny Evgen’evich Sivkov was born in 1952. He graduated from the Military Medical Academy in 1977. In 1977–1984, he was a scientific officer at the Institute of Aviation and Space Medicine. In 1984–1992, he was head of the psychophysiological laboratory of the school of training foreign military pilots. Currently, he is serving as the President of the All-Russian public institution “Russian Health Institute”; he is a psychotherapist, the author of 63 works (research articles and reports). His scientific interests include psychotherapy, professional psychological selection, and mathematical analysis of projective psychological tests.

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Sivkov, E.E. The investigation method of psychological and biomedical information, based on frequency analysis. Pattern Recognit. Image Anal. 20, 94–104 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1054661810010104

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