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Title: Substantive Interpretation of Machine Learning Solutions by the Example of Determining the Activity of the Tuberculosis Process in Individuals with Minimal Tuberculosis Residual Changes
Authors: Tyulkova, T.
Chernavin, P.
Chernavin, N.
Chugaev, Y.
Chernyaev, I.
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: IOS Press BV
Citation: Substantive Interpretation of Machine Learning Solutions by the Example of Determining the Activity of the Tuberculosis Process in Individuals with Minimal Tuberculosis Residual Changes / T. Tyulkova, P. Chernavin, N. Chernavin et al. // Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. — 2022. — Vol. 295. — P. 152-156.
Abstract: In this article is described an application of various machine learning (ML) methods to obtain decision rules and its interpretation to a problem of recognition of activity of the tuberculosis process. The research data base included 489 patients registered in anti-tuberculosis institutions in Tyumen and Yekaterinburg. The conducted modeling by machine learning methods allowed to highlight 7 most informative features (the presence of calcifications, age, the content of leukocytes, hemoglobin, eosinophils, α2-fraction of globulins, γ-fraction of globulins) together with classification accuracy of 95% for both active and inactive patients. The research result may be interesting for medical specialists, data scientists and to all those interested in problems at the intersection of medicine and machine learning. © 2022 The authors and IOS Press.
Keywords: COMMITTEE MACHINE
MACHINE LEARNING
TUBERCULOSIS
MACHINE LEARNING
MEDICAL PROBLEMS
TUBES (COMPONENTS)
CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY
COMMITTEE MACHINES
DATA BASE
DECISION RULES
HAEMOGLOBINS
LEUCOCYTES
MACHINE LEARNING METHODS
MACHINE-LEARNING
RESEARCH DATA
TUBERCULOSIS
BIOMINERALIZATION
HUMAN
MACHINE LEARNING
TUBERCULOSIS
HUMANS
MACHINE LEARNING
TUBERCULOSIS
URI: http://elar.urfu.ru/handle/10995/117951
Access: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
SCOPUS ID: 85133252814
PURE ID: 30538411
ISSN: 9269630
ISBN: 9781643682907
DOI: 10.3233/SHTI220684
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