ENABLING UBIQUITOUS DATA MINING IN INTENSIVE CARE Features Selection and Data Pre-processing
Ubiquitous Data Mining and Intelligent Decision Support Systems are gaining interest by both computer science researchers and intensive care doctors. Previous work contributed with Data Mining models to predict organ failure and outcome of patients in order to support and guide the clinical decision based on the notion of critical events and the data collected from monitors in real-time. This paper addresses the study of the impact of the Modified Early Warning Score, a simple physiological score that may allow improvements in the quality and safety of management provided to surgical ward patients, in the prediction sensibility. The feature selection and data pre-processing are also detailed. Results show that for some variables associated to this score the impact is minimal.
Ubiquitous Data Mining Real-time Intelligent Decision Support Systems Organ failure prediction Clinical Data Mining Intensive Care Environment
Manuel Santos Filipe Portela
Departamento de Sistemas de Informac(a)o, Universidade do Minho, Guimar(a)es, Portugal
国际会议
13th International Conference on Enterprise Information System(第13届企业信息系统国际会议 ICEIS 2011)
北京
英文
2147-2152
2011-06-08(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)