Role of Intelligent Networks and Systems in Medicine

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• Professor Syed Ahmed, City University of New York
• Wednesday 26 March 2008, 10:00-11:00
• Churchill College Møller Centre.

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In this seminar, we focus on medical networks, even though education, sensing and government networks can be derived from intelligent networks by importing increasing sophistication from computer sciences. In dealing with Medical networks, we offer a seven layer hierarchy starting from independent groups of basic doctor’s networks to the axiom-banks at the pinnacle of medical sciences. Here the collective wisdom of the past and current medical teams tackles modern medical problems. In the process, the customized AI modules recognize, generalize, synthesize and normalize the recently generated increment of wisdom distinctly from the prior medical knowledge and offer it to the medical teams to weigh and consider the incremental wisdom in its own right. Axioms of wisdom are thus scientifically derived as a series of sequential and related chains of equations or a chain of neurons that get triggered to establish a new breakthrough, an invention, or just an innovation.

This talk is part of the Alfaisal University Engineering Seminars series.

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