DOI: 10.5937/jaes16-19634
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Volume 16 article 563 pages: 553 - 560
The article shows the main aspects and problematics of elaborating effective models of current diagnostics and diagnostic prognosis of the patient’s health status, who is an object of non–invasive monitoring, based on the current analysis of characteristic combinations of his/her vital signs on nosology and the results of long–term collecting, processing and semantic classifying the biomedical data.
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