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. 1998:160–164.

Mining biomedical time series by combining structural analysis and temporal abstractions.

R Bellazzi 1, P Magni 1, C Larizza 1, G De Nicolao 1, A Riva 1, M Stefanelli 1
PMCID: PMC2232319  PMID: 9929202

Abstract

This paper describes the combination of Structural Time Series analysis and Temporal Abstractions for the interpretation of data coming from home monitoring of diabetic patients. Blood Glucose data are analyzed by a novel Bayesian technique for time series analysis. The results obtained are post-processed using Temporal Abstractions in order to extract knowledge that can be exploited "at the point of use" from physicians. The proposed data analysis procedure can be viewed as a Knowledge Discovery in Data Base process that is applied to time-varying data. The work here described is part of a Web-based telemedicine system for the management of Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus patients, called T-IDDM.

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