A belief network model for interpretation of icu data
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abstract: Belief networks provide a causal probabilistic framework for the representation of medical knowledge. We have developed VPnet, a belief-network model of the pathophysiology of patients in the intensive-care unit (ICU), and have incorporated this belief-network in a system _VentPlan_ that assists in the care and monitoring of patients in the ICU. VPnet converts patient observations into probability distributions for a set of physiological parameters used by VentPlan's mathematical model. VPnet represents the uncertainty of data observations explicitly and implements a model of increasing uncertainty as the time from an observation increases. We have evaluated VPnet using sets of inputs corresponding to a variety of clinical states, and we show calculated physiologic parameter distributions appropriate for the clinical state. Evaluation of complex belief-network models is difficult due to the lack of a gold standard for comparison, and because there is a large number of possible sets of input states.
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| Abstract | Belief networks provide a causal probabili … Belief networks provide a causal probabilistic framework for the representation of medical knowledge. We have developed VPnet, a belief-network model of the pathophysiology of patients in the intensive-care unit (ICU), and have incorporated this belief-network in a system _VentPlan_ that assists in the care and monitoring of patients in the ICU. VPnet converts patient observations into probability distributions for a set of physiological parameters used by VentPlan's mathematical model. VPnet represents the uncertainty of data observations explicitly and implements a model of increasing uncertainty as the time from an observation increases. We have evaluated VPnet using sets of inputs corresponding to a variety of clinical states, and we show calculated physiologic parameter distributions appropriate for the clinical state. Evaluation of complex belief-network models is difficult due to the lack of a gold standard for comparison, and because there is a large number of possible sets of input states. e number of possible sets of input states. |
| Author | Geoffrey W. Rutledge +, Stig K. Andersen +, Jeanette X. Polaschek +, and Lawrence M. Fagan + |
| Bibtype | techreport + |
| Institution | Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory + |
| Key | KSL-90-49 + |
| Number | KSL-90-49 + |
| Tag | Computer science + |
| Title | A Belief Network Model for Interpretation of ICU Data + |
| Tr id | KSL-90-49 + |
| Year | 1990 + |

