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AIMDM'99, will take place in Aalborg, Denmark, 20th-24th June 1999.
also be run in parallel, each workshop lasting the whole day.
otherwise. Registration for a workshop includes lunch.
of such texts is not always as high as it could be, unfortunately.
NLG systems developed at Aberdeen and elsewhere.
how they can be resolved.
has only a basic knowledge of the subject matter.
offers explanations of how some of these reasoning errors are made.
automatic "scripted" response rather than thoughtful deliberation.
their own or their patients' preferences.
preprocessing and data visualization methods will also be presented.
extract useful knowledge from medical data bases.
3380, fax: +386 61 125 1038 e-mail: blaz.zupan@fri.uni-lj.si (2) J.
Ljubljana, Slovenia. phone: +386 61 177 3272, fax: +386 61 125 1038.
5) FOUNDATIONS OF PREFERENCE THEORY AND QUALITY OF LIFE ADJUSTMENT.
limitations of these assumptions in health and medical contexts.
individual to represent choice at the societal level.
1. Why do we need systematic reviews?
2. How to put the questions?
3. How to formulate a relevant protocol?
4. How to collect the pertinent studies?
6. How to obtain data from the studies and how to combine it?
7. How to explore heterogeneity and why is it so important?
8. How to check for biases?
9. How to present results?
Artificial Intelligence methodology in Anaesthesia and Intensive care.
Popow (A), Steve Rees (DK), Per Thorgaard (DK).
natural course of disease, or the expected outcome after treatment.
which the outcome affects knowledge of the prognosis.
and physiological models of regulatory mechanisms in the human body.
be (partially) obtained from the medical literature.
to symbolic and qualitative ones. Semantic concepts such as time, e.g.
assumption (such as in Markov decision problems).
P.O. Box 1862, DK-9100 Aalborg, Denmark.
Fees are in Danish Kroner (DKK).
commissions. Please make sure that your name, address and "AIMDM'99"
are clearly written on all forms of payment and transfer documents.
Bankers' cheque issued in Danish Kroner and drawn on a Danish bank.
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