首页|Reports Outline Machine Learning Study Results from Democritus University of Thr ace (Machine Learning Algorithms for the Prediction of Language and Cognition Re habilitation Outcomes of Post-stroke Patients: A Scoping Review)
Reports Outline Machine Learning Study Results from Democritus University of Thr ace (Machine Learning Algorithms for the Prediction of Language and Cognition Re habilitation Outcomes of Post-stroke Patients: A Scoping Review)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News – Fresh data on artificial intelligence are present ed in a new report. According to news reporting originating from Democritus Univ ersity of Thrace by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “Stroke is one of th e leading causes of long-term disabilities in motor and cognition functionality. ” Financial supporters for this research include Greece And The European Union. The news editors obtained a quote from the research from Democritus University o f Thrace: “An early and accurate prediction of rehabilitation outcomes can lead to a tailor-made treatment that can significantly improve the post-stroke qualit y of life of a person. This scoping review aimed to summarize studies that use A rtificial Intelligence (AI) for the prediction of language and cognition rehabil itation outcomes and the need to use AI in this domain. This study followed the PRISMA-ScR guidelines for two databases, Scopus and PubMed. The results, which a re measured with several metrics depending on the task, regression, or classific ation, present encouraging outcomes as they can predict the cognitive functional ity of post-stroke patients with relative precision. Among the results of the pa per are the identification of the most effective Machine Learning (ML) algorithm s, and the identification of the key factors that influence rehabilitation outco mes. The majority of studies focus on aphasia and present high performance achie ving up to 97% recall and 91.4% precision.”
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