Optimizing Real-Time Medical Diagnostics with Adaptive AI Algorithm

Early diagnosis and treatment of disease are key in concentrations done for medical diagnostics. Technology is moving fast and with that, there are always new methods for diagnosing patients being created, the improvement of accuracy and speed even in medical diagnostics. Unfortunately, the abundance of data collected by these tools makes it prohibitively difficult to accurately interpret and analyse real-time results. This is where Adaptive AI (Artificial Intelligence) algorithms are useful. This flexibility of adaptive AI systems makes them well-suited to the real-time medical diagnostics that are required. In addition, through the use of machine learning techniques these algorithms are capable to process and analyse large scale datasets at a speed that is orders faster than any human expert. They can also detect patterns and feature outliers within the data that traditional diagnostic methods may overlook. Using adaptive AI algorithms is anticipated to optimize the diagnostic process of medical conditions and increase accuracy thus allowing faster diagnosis. It could mean finding diseases earlier, and therefore treating they better as well as costing healthcare less. These algorithms are able to constantly learn from new data which allow them not only to improve with time, but also adapt in order effectively combat changing disease patterns.

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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ic3i61595.2024.10828588
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Phonocardiography and Auscultation Techniques
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Optimizing Real-Time Medical Diagnostics with Adaptive AI Algorithm

Zahid Ahmed, A. Sharma, Sujeet Kumar, Abha Pandey et al.
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Optimizing Real-Time Medical Diagnostics with Adaptive AI Algorithm

Zahid Ahmed, A. Sharma, Sujeet Kumar, Abha Pandey, Anisha Tandon, Teena
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Abstract

Early diagnosis and treatment of disease are key in concentrations done for medical diagnostics. Technology is moving fast and with that, there are always new methods for diagnosing patients being created, the improvement of accuracy and speed even in medical diagnostics. Unfortunately, the abundance of data collected by these tools makes it prohibitively difficult to accurately interpret and analyse real-time results. This is where Adaptive AI (Artificial Intelligence) algorithms are useful. This flexibility of adaptive AI systems makes them well-suited to the real-time medical diagnostics that are required. In addition, through the use of machine learning techniques these algorithms are capable to process and analyse large scale datasets at a speed that is orders faster than any human expert. They can also detect patterns and feature outliers within the data that traditional diagnostic methods may overlook. Using adaptive AI algorithms is anticipated to optimize the diagnostic process of medical conditions and increase accuracy thus allowing faster diagnosis. It could mean finding diseases earlier, and therefore treating they better as well as costing healthcare less. These algorithms are able to constantly learn from new data which allow them not only to improve with time, but also adapt in order effectively combat changing disease patterns.

Jagannath University (IN), Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur (IN), Vivekananda Global University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Phonocardiography and Auscultation Techniques
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