On Some Abilities of AI Methods Application in Predicting the Outcomes of Neurosurgical Operations

Some abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) methods application in predicting the outcomes of neurosurgical operations are discussed. The presented approach is based on the analysis of causal similarity as a basis for generation cause-and-effect dependencies initially hidden in accumulated empirical data. The mathematical formalization of this heuristic is constructed by clarifying similarity as a binary algebraic operation used to compare descriptions of precedents and search in them for approximate representation of the causality of target effects—the outcomes of neurosurgical operations. The possibilities of the presented approach are illustrated by the results of an intelligent analysis of real empirical data covering a series of neurosurgical operations of stem tumors performed in 2005–2018 at the Burdenko National Research Neurosurgery Medical Centre (Moscow, Russia).

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Scientific and Technical Information Processing
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0147688225700388
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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On Some Abilities of AI Methods Application in Predicting the Outcomes of Neurosurgical Operations

A. V. Gavrjushin, M. I. Zabezhailo
Scientific and Technical Information Processing
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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On Some Abilities of AI Methods Application in Predicting the Outcomes of Neurosurgical Operations

A. V. Gavrjushin, M. I. Zabezhailo
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Some abilities of artificial intelligence (AI) methods application in predicting the outcomes of neurosurgical operations are discussed. The presented approach is based on the analysis of causal similarity as a basis for generation cause-and-effect dependencies initially hidden in accumulated empirical data. The mathematical formalization of this heuristic is constructed by clarifying similarity as a binary algebraic operation used to compare descriptions of precedents and search in them for approximate representation of the causality of target effects—the outcomes of neurosurgical operations. The possibilities of the presented approach are illustrated by the results of an intelligent analysis of real empirical data covering a series of neurosurgical operations of stem tumors performed in 2005–2018 at the Burdenko National Research Neurosurgery Medical Centre (Moscow, Russia).

Scientific and Technical Information ProcessingVol. 52(5)
Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Burdenko Neurosurgery Institute (RU), Ministry of Health (MN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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