Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) have become modeling tools that have found extensive acceptance and they have frequently used in applications in many disciplines for solving complex problems. Different ANN structures are valuable models, which are used in the medical field for the development of d...

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Main Author: Veysi Akpolat
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Dicle University Medical School 2009-06-01
Series:Dicle Medical Journal
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spelling doaj-495fe260d61347f38270dffb63dffd4a2020-11-24T22:40:42ZengDicle University Medical SchoolDicle Medical Journal 1300-29451308-98892009-06-013629197Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks methodVeysi AkpolatArtificial neural networks (ANNs) have become modeling tools that have found extensive acceptance and they have frequently used in applications in many disciplines for solving complex problems. Different ANN structures are valuable models, which are used in the medical field for the development of decision support systems. In this paper, the learning and classification processes are used for determining the level of bone-density (safe / risk of osteoporosis) in woman. In this study, three different structured neural networks were used for classifying of osteoporosis and the most efficient structure was determined. The training network structures were Multilayer perceptron neural network (MLP), Linear Vector Quantization (LVQ) and Self Organizing Map (SOM). Performance indicators and statistical measures were used for evaluating the structures and the results demonstrated that the MLP was the most efficient structure for classifying of osteoporosis. http://4181.indexcopernicus.com/fulltxt.php?ICID=886061OsteoporosisArtificial neural networksclassification
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author Veysi Akpolat
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Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
Dicle Medical Journal
Osteoporosis
Artificial neural networks
classification
author_facet Veysi Akpolat
author_sort Veysi Akpolat
title Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
title_short Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
title_full Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
title_fullStr Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
title_full_unstemmed Determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
title_sort determination of osteoporosis risk using by neural networks method
publisher Dicle University Medical School
series Dicle Medical Journal
issn 1300-2945
1308-9889
publishDate 2009-06-01
description Artificial neural networks (ANNs) have become modeling tools that have found extensive acceptance and they have frequently used in applications in many disciplines for solving complex problems. Different ANN structures are valuable models, which are used in the medical field for the development of decision support systems. In this paper, the learning and classification processes are used for determining the level of bone-density (safe / risk of osteoporosis) in woman. In this study, three different structured neural networks were used for classifying of osteoporosis and the most efficient structure was determined. The training network structures were Multilayer perceptron neural network (MLP), Linear Vector Quantization (LVQ) and Self Organizing Map (SOM). Performance indicators and statistical measures were used for evaluating the structures and the results demonstrated that the MLP was the most efficient structure for classifying of osteoporosis.
topic Osteoporosis
Artificial neural networks
classification
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