Mathematical modeling of the course of acute brain injury in urban population using artificial neuronic nets programs
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traumatic brain injury, clinical and epidemiological research, mathematical modelingAbstract
During the selective working of clinico-epidemiological analyze about CCT in city Doneck for 1996-1999 years on the base of 9267 searches.The received information with the help of artificial neuronic nets enable us to do the mathematical model of CCT and to carry on the prognosis of injury develop-ment for the period of each three months of 2000 year. Comparing the prognoses data the real ones, one can consider that the received data really determine (the intermediate common error of the prognosis is 11,2%) injury development for the nearest 3-months period, that is the short term prognosis with the help of artificial neuronic sets is quite basically done and acceptable.
Using the latest accounting technology like artificial neuronic nets enable us prognosing CCT development to optimize the work of the medical service at giving the effective and first medical aid to the injured men.References
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