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7 results for cervical spondylosis

EasiCS improves neck function assessment by objectively classifying cervical spondylosis.

problem Subjective and coarse-grained neck function assessment methods.
method Developed clustering algorithms on sEMG data to objectively classify cervical spondylosis.
result EasiCS outperforms existing seven algorithms overall.

Deep learning identifies cervical spondylosis from sEMG signals.

problem Early identification of cervical spondylosis for improved cure rate and reduced costs.
method Convolutional neural network-based multi-channel algorithm.
result Significant improvement in CS identification compared to previous methods.

The paper classifies cervical cancer using various techniques and feature selection.

problem Classifying cervical cancer from a dataset with missing values and imbalance.
method Feature selection, over-sampling, under-sampling, dimensionality reduction, and classification techniques.
result Age, first sexual intercourse, number of pregnancies, smokes, hormonal contraceptives, and STDs: genital herpes are the main predictive features with high accuracy.

New model improves cancer screening prediction accuracy.

problem Modeling disease progression with heterogeneous populations and irregular data.
method Hierarchical Hidden Markov Jump Processes with piece-wise stationary transitions and scalable EM algorithm.
result Model outperforms state-of-the-art models in prediction accuracy and generating Kaplan-Meier estimators.

G-FIGS uses instance weights to create interpretable models from diverse data.

problem Generalizing to diverse data distributions while maintaining interpretability.
method Estimates group membership probabilities, uses as instance weights in FIGS to grow decision trees.
result Achieves state-of-the-art prediction performance and maintains interpretability.