26Using Deep Learning to Characterize Persistent Physiological Parameters in Patient Monitoring Systems
DHYANENDRA JAIN1, ANJANI GUPTA2, AMIT KUMAR PANDEY3, PRASHANT VATS4
1 CSE - AI & ML, ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad, India
2 Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IMS Engineering College, Ghaziabad, India
3 Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science), ABES Engineering College, Ghaziabad, India
4 Department of Engineering & Technology, SGT University, India
Email: dhyanendra.jain@gmail.com, anjaniaggarwal.06@gmail.com, amitpandey33@gmail.com, prashantvats12345@gmail.com
Abstract
Deep learning offers great promise in medicine for enhancing illness diagnosis, decision support systems, and operational efficiency. In this chapter, we look at documented and prospective uses of machine learning for surveillance in the healthcare setting. We offer use scenarios and also discuss numerous problems related to the use of artificial intelligence to assess the massive amounts of complicated information that doctors need to know for continuous health monitoring of critical patients. Deep learning and machine intelligence, particularly when used in tandem with multimodal electronic medical record knowledge, have the ability to extract considerably more additional necessary details from such a presently underutilized source of data at the macro level. As more than just an information entity, machine intelligence along with deep learning relies on a large number ...
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