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Knowledge Extraction Algorithm for Variances Handling of CP Using Integrated Hybrid Genetic Double Multi-group Cooperative PSO and DPSO

Journal

JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SYSTEMS
Volume 36, Issue 2, Pages 979-994

Publisher

SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10916-010-9562-4

Keywords

Clinical pathway (CP); Rule extraction; Particle swarm optimization algorithm; Data mining; Variances handling; Osteosarcoma

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [60774103]
  2. SJTU

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Although the clinical pathway (CP) predefines predictable standardized care process for a particular diagnosis or procedure, many variances may still unavoidably occur. Some key index parameters have strong relationship with variances handling measures of CP. In real world, these problems are highly nonlinear in nature so that it's hard to develop a comprehensive mathematic model. In this paper, a rule extraction approach based on combing hybrid genetic double multi-group cooperative particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) and discrete PSO algorithm (named HGDMCPSO/DPSO) is developed to discovery the previously unknown and potentially complicated nonlinear relationship between key parameters and variances handling measures of CP. Then these extracted rules can provide abnormal variances handling warning for medical professionals. Three numerical experiments on Iris of UCI data sets, Wisconsin breast cancer data sets and CP variances data sets of osteosarcoma preoperative chemotherapy are used to validate the proposed method. When compared with the previous researches, the proposed rule extraction algorithm can obtain the high prediction accuracy, less computing time, more stability and easily comprehended by users, thus it is an effective knowledge extraction tool for CP variances handling.

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