MExS A Fuzzy Rule Based Medical Expert System To Diagnose The Diseases

作者: Sajan Seth

DOI: 10.9790/3021-04735762

关键词: Expert systemFuzzy ruleDiseaseComputer scienceTraining setHuman beingFuzzy setData miningMedical diagnosisMedical emergencyDecision support system

摘要: This article describes the development of medical expert system for diagnosis human diseases (MExS). MExS can be used to perform some statistical evaluations on patient's symptoms which we find in our daily life, detect particular disease. It is a decision support based symptoms. We describe new method creating weighted fuzzy set rule deal with diagnosing problems from training data. causal (whose "IF" part truly causes "THEN" happen as an effect) system. The researchers are try advance develop software that will assist doctors, physician or normal being making right without any consultation specialist. aim this paper single deals liver, kidney, ENT, MD, blood, nervous system, eye, and skin. collection different specialists related into unit predict diseases.

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