Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Computation in a Ventilator Therapy Planner

Citation: Geoffrey W. Rutledge and George E. Thomsen and Ingo A. Beinlich and Brad R. Farr and Lewis B. Sheiner and Lawrence M. Fagan. (1989) Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Computation in a Ventilator Therapy Planner. In KSL-89-78, 1989.

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author	Geoffrey W. Rutledge and George E. Thomsen and Ingo A. Beinlich and Brad R. Farr and Lewis B. Sheiner and Lawrence M. Fagan
title	Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Computation in a Ventilator Therapy Planner
number	KSL-89-78
institution	Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
address	Washington D.C.
year	1989
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abstract	VentPlan is an implementation of an architecture for combining qualitative and quantitative computation in a therapy planner. VentPlan interprets patient data measurements, ventilator settings, and clinical diagnoses, then incorporates these data in a physiologic mode. A quantitative modeling system, a belief network and a multiattribute value model work together to refine a patient-specific physiologic model and a calculate recommended treatment plans (settings of the ventilator). Communication among these modules occurs through a shared meaning and probabilistic representation for a common set of physiologic parameters.

KSL Technical Report ID: KSL-89-78

Abstract	VentPlan is an implementation of an archit … VentPlan is an implementation of an architecture for combining qualitative and quantitative computation in a therapy planner. VentPlan interprets patient data measurements, ventilator settings, and clinical diagnoses, then incorporates these data in a physiologic mode. A quantitative modeling system, a belief network and a multiattribute value model work together to refine a patient-specific physiologic model and a calculate recommended treatment plans (settings of the ventilator). Communication among these modules occurs through a shared meaning and probabilistic representation for a common set of physiologic parameters. or a common set of physiologic parameters.
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Author	Geoffrey W. Rutledge and George E. Thomsen and Ingo A. Beinlich and Brad R. Farr and Lewis B. Sheiner and Lawrence M. Fagan +
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Has identifier	KSL-89-78 +
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Has title	Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Computation in a Ventilator Therapy Planner +
Has where published	KSL-89-78 +
Has year	1989 +
Institution	Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +
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Title	Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Computation in a Ventilator Therapy Planner +
Year	1989 +