The Aphasia Database On The Web: Description Of A Model For Problems Of Classification In Medicine

H. Axer; Jan Jantzen; G. Berks; D. Südfeld; Diedrich Graf von Keyserlingk

The Aphasia Database On The Web: Description Of A Model For Problems Of Classification In Medicine

H. Axer, Jan Jantzen, G. Berks, D. Südfeld, Diedrich Graf von Keyserlingk

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Abstract

In aphasiology many inconsistencies exist in the definition and interpretation of aphasic syndromes. These syndromes are the co-occurrence of a set of symptoms. Thus, ambiguities in these clinical, aphasic categories are suited to be generalized to many problems of classification in medicine. In this paper the aphasia database is launched as a model for data mining in medicine. Nominal and topological data about 265 aphasic patients is collected in this database, which is a model for benchmarking different methods of soft computing.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Aphasia Database On The Web
Publication date	2000
Publication status	Published - 2000
Event	European Symposium on Intelligent Techniques - Aachen, Germany Duration: 14 Sep 2000 → 15 Sep 2000

Conference

Conference	European Symposium on Intelligent Techniques
Country	Germany
City	Aachen
Period	14/09/2000 → 15/09/2000

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