Computer Systems for Healthcare and Medicine ( River Publishers Series in Information Science and Technology )

Publication series :River Publishers Series in Information Science and Technology

Author: Bilski Piotr ; Guerriero Francesca  

Publisher: River Publishers‎

Publication year: 2017

E-ISBN: 9788793519305

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9788793519312

Subject: TP39 computer application

Keyword: 计算机的应用

Language: ENG

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Description

The development of modern civilization leads to us having to solve new problems which did not exist before. The contemporary world faces a great challenge of aging societies, where the increasing number of citizens requires constant medical attention. To ensure safety and wellbeing of elderly people, patients in hospitals and disabled persons, advanced technologies can be implemented. These include both sophisticated data acquisition systems and data processing algorithms, aiming at the constant and discreet monitoring of persons whilst raising alarm if immediate attention is required. Computer Systems for Healthcare and Medicine presents a novel look at the introduced problems, including proposed solutions in the form of automated data acquisition and processing systems, which were tested in various environments. Characteristic features include a wide range of sensors used to monitor the situation of the person, and accurate decision making algorithms, often based on the computational intelligence domain. Technical topics discussed in the book include application for the healthcare of the following: Infrared sensors MEMS Ultra wideband radars Deep learning Decision trees Artificial neural networks Gabor filters Decision support systems

Chapter

Chapter 2 - A System for Elderly Persons Behaviour Wireless Monitoring

Abstract

2.1 Introduction

2.2 System for Mobility Investigation

2.2.1 System Components

2.2.2 System Operation

2.3 Test Campaign

2.4 Results Analysis

2.4.1 Activity Analysis

2.4.2 Room Occupancy Determination

2.5 Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

Chapter 3 - Polychromatic LED Device for Measuring the Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Colour Vision Theories

3.3 Physical and Physiological Characteristics of Colour

3.4 Colour Influence on the Organism

3.5 Basics of CFFF Method

3.6 Experiment Methodology

3.7 Devices Comparison

3.8 LED Unit

3.9 Software

3.10 Experiment Performing

3.10.1 Mathematical and Statistical Processing

3.11 Study Results

3.12 Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

Chapter 4 - EIGER Indoor UWB-Positioning System

Abstract

4.1 Introduction

4.2 UWB-Positioning Subsystem

4.2.1 UWB System Architecture

4.2.2 Anchor Nodes

4.2.3 UWB Radio Interface

4.2.4 Transmission Scheme

4.2.4.1 Transmission scheme

4.2.4.2 TDOA calculation

4.2.5 Positioning Algorithm

4.3 System Investigation

4.3.1 Test Scenarios

4.3.2 System Tests in Static Conditions

4.3.3 Localisation of Moving Objects

4.4 Conclusions

Acknowledgements

References

Chapter 5 - On Detection and Estimation of Breath Parameters Using Ultrawide Band Radar

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Data Acquisition and Preprocessingfrom UWB Radar

5.2.1 Signal Reprezentation

5.2.2 Preprocessing

5.3 Off-Line Development

5.3.1 Trace Selection

5.3.2 Trace Processing

5.4 Breath Detection in Real-Time System

5.4.1 Sofware Architecture

5.4.2 Movement Positioning

5.4.3 Suplementary Considerations

5.5 Summary

Acknowledgement

References

Chapter 6 - Gabor-Filter-based Longitudinal Strain Estimation fromTagged MRI

Abstract

6.1 Theoretical Background

6.1.1 Tagged Magnetic Resonance Imaging (tMRI)

6.1.2 Cardiac Strain

6.2 Materials and Methods

6.2.1 MRI Sequence

6.2.2 Patient Data

6.2.3 Longitudinal Strain Estimation Using Gabor Filter Bank

6.3 Results

6.4 Discussion

6.5 Conclusion

References

Chapter 7 - A Decision Support System for Localisation and Inventory Management in Healthcare

Abstract

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Methods

7.3 The DSS Optimisation Models

7.4 The “No-Expert Users” Functionalities of the DSS

7.5 The “Expert Users” Functionalities of the DSS

7.6 Conclusions

Acknowledgements

References

Chapter 8 - Deep Learning Classifier for Fall Detection Based on IR Distance Sensor Data

Abstract

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Statistical Classification

8.2.1 Selection of Statistical Learning Algorithm

8.2.2 Multilayer Perceptron as Discriminative Classifier

8.2.3 Preprocessing and Variable Selection

8.2.4 Generalisation and Quality Prediction

8.3 Methodology of Data Generation

8.3.1 Data Acquisition

8.3.2 Data Preprocessing

8.4 Deep Learning Classifier

8.4.1 The Data Set

8.4.2 Data Filtration

8.4.3 Feature Extraction

8.4.4 Feature Selection

8.4.5 NPCA

8.5 Results

8.5.1 Neural Network Enhanced by Feature Selection

8.5.2 Deep Learning System

8.6 Conclusions

References

Chapter 9 - Decision Trees Implementation in Monitoring of Elderly Persons Based on the Depth Sensors Data

Abstract

9.1 Introduction

9.2 RelatedWorks

9.3 Architecture of the Monitoring System

9.4 Characteristics of the Acquired Data

9.4.1 Data Acquisition Technique

9.4.2 Data Preprocessing

9.5 Extraction of Features

9.6 Decision Trees

9.6.1 Tree Structure and Construction Algorithm

9.6.2 Tree Modification to Maximise Accuracy

9.7 Experimental Results

9.8 Conclusion

Acknowledgment

References

Chapter 10 - Recurrent Approximation in the Tasks of the Neural Network Synthesis for the Control of Process of Phototherapy

Abstract

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Pointing the Task of Interaction between an Electron of Radical and Photon into Magnatic Field

10.3 Encoding and Decoding

10.4 Specific Features of Dose Calculation and Formation of the Spectral Composition of Radiation

10.4.1 Application of Data Mining for Decomposition of Scalar- or Vector-Function of Vector

10.4.2 Application of RANN and Problem of Analytic Learning for Neural Network

10.4.3 Modeling and Convergence of a Sequence of Synaptic Weight Coefficients (SWC)

10.5 Statement and Solution of the Control Efficiency Problem During Physiotherapy Process

10.5.1 Pointing the Problem of Minimizing the Objective Function

10.6 Modeling and Convergence of a Sequence of SWC

10.7 Conclusions

References

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