International audienceA three stage development process for the production of a hierarchical rule based prognosis tool is described. The application for this tool is specific to breast cancer patients that have a positive expression of the HER 2 gene. The first stage is the development of a Bayesian classification neural network to classify for cancer specific mortality. Secondly, low-order Boolean rules are extracted form this model using an orthogonal search based rule extraction (OSRE) algorithm. Further to these rules additional information is gathered from the Kaplan-Meier survival estimates of the population, stratified by the categorizations of the input variables. Finally, expert knowledge is used to further simplify the rules and t...
With an estimated 1.4 million cancer diagnosis worldwide and the increasing death of cancer patients...
Abstract: According to WHO, breast cancer is the disease that affects people the most frequently and...
Medical informatics is the application of computer technology, communications and information techno...
International audienceA three stage development process for the production of a hierarchical rule ba...
Purpose – Breast cancer is a global public health dilemma and the most prevalent cancer in the world...
Machine learning (ML) has been recently introduced to develop prognostic classification models that ...
International audienceThis paper proposes a Web clinical decision support ...
Abstract. Breast cancer relapse prediction is an important step in the complex decision-making proce...
Integrating additional prognostic factors into the tumor, lymph node, metastasis staging system impr...
In this paper we present an empirical comparison between several paradigms coming from Statistics an...
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BACKGROUND: Breast cancer is one of the most common diseases in women worldwide. Many studies have b...
Understanding breast cancer survival has proven to be a challenging problem for practitioners and re...
More than 750 000 women in Italy are surviving a diagnosis of breast cancer. A large body of li...
AbstractCancer has been characterized as a heterogeneous disease consisting of many different subtyp...
With an estimated 1.4 million cancer diagnosis worldwide and the increasing death of cancer patients...
Abstract: According to WHO, breast cancer is the disease that affects people the most frequently and...
Medical informatics is the application of computer technology, communications and information techno...
International audienceA three stage development process for the production of a hierarchical rule ba...
Purpose – Breast cancer is a global public health dilemma and the most prevalent cancer in the world...
Machine learning (ML) has been recently introduced to develop prognostic classification models that ...
International audienceThis paper proposes a Web clinical decision support ...
Abstract. Breast cancer relapse prediction is an important step in the complex decision-making proce...
Integrating additional prognostic factors into the tumor, lymph node, metastasis staging system impr...
In this paper we present an empirical comparison between several paradigms coming from Statistics an...
To access publisher full text version of this article. Please click on the hyperlink in Additional L...
BACKGROUND: Breast cancer is one of the most common diseases in women worldwide. Many studies have b...
Understanding breast cancer survival has proven to be a challenging problem for practitioners and re...
More than 750 000 women in Italy are surviving a diagnosis of breast cancer. A large body of li...
AbstractCancer has been characterized as a heterogeneous disease consisting of many different subtyp...
With an estimated 1.4 million cancer diagnosis worldwide and the increasing death of cancer patients...
Abstract: According to WHO, breast cancer is the disease that affects people the most frequently and...
Medical informatics is the application of computer technology, communications and information techno...