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Nonparametric modeling of medical scheme data

Publication date: 2013

Technical Transactions, 2013, Automatic Control Issue 1-AC (2) 2013 , pp. 93-117

https://doi.org/10.4467/2353737XCT.14.008.1996

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Damian Kruszewski
PAREXEL International; Systems Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences
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Nonparametric modeling of medical scheme data

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Modelowanie nieparametryczne danych medycznych

Celem niniejszego artykułu jest aplikacja uogólnionych modeli addytywnych do danych medycznych. Elastyczność nieparametrycznych rozwiązań przedstawiono na przykładzie modelowania zmiennych determinujących poziom nadciśnienia tętniczego krwi, takich jak atrybuty zdrowotne, fizjologiczne, demograficzne czy charakterystyki społeczno-ekonomiczne. W artykule zbadano nieliniowe zależności (oraz ich siłę) pomiędzy zmiennymi objaśniającymi a nadciśnieniem tętniczym krwi. Rozszerzona wersja modelu pozwala wyznaczyć nie tylko parametry skali i położenia, lecz również inne parametry charakterystyczne rozkładu, takie jak kurtoza i skośność

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Nonparametric modeling of medical scheme data

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Nonparametric modeling of medical scheme data

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