TSU programmers will help doctors in the early diagnosis of cancer
2017-02-02
TSU and Arizona State University are beginning a joint project for the early diagnosis of diseases, including cancer, using the methods of pattern recognition and intelligent analysis of big data. The software package enables quickly analyzing disparate data in medical diagnostics and verifying the diagnosis, avoiding errors caused by human factors.
– Early diagnosis detects the disease before the critical moment, thereby increasing the patient's chances for recovery and reducing the duration of treatment, – says Alexander Zamyatin, head of the Department of Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science, director of the TSU Centre of Computer Science and Technologies. – Therefore, active work to create new methods to increase the accuracy of diagnosis, speed up the process of information processing, and deliver the finished result is going on around the world.
Read more: http://en.tsu.ru/news/tsu-programmers-will-help-doctors-in-the-early-diagnosis-of-cancer/
– Early diagnosis detects the disease before the critical moment, thereby increasing the patient's chances for recovery and reducing the duration of treatment, – says Alexander Zamyatin, head of the Department of Theoretical Foundations of Computer Science, director of the TSU Centre of Computer Science and Technologies. – Therefore, active work to create new methods to increase the accuracy of diagnosis, speed up the process of information processing, and deliver the finished result is going on around the world.
Read more: http://en.tsu.ru/news/tsu-programmers-will-help-doctors-in-the-early-diagnosis-of-cancer/
