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Personalized medical recommendation system supported by medical data
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Abstract
A personalized medical recommendation system is an intelligent system that utilizes medical data to provide targeted medical advice and services to individuals. With the lack of accumulation and development of medical data, personalized medical recommendation systems have great potential in improving medical effectiveness and saving medical resources. This article aims to explore the principles, methods, and applications of personalized medical recommendation systems based on medical data.
Keywords
Personalized Medical Recommendation System, Medical Data, Algorithms, Feature Extraction, Evaluation and Optimization, Data Security, Privacy Protection
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Wang,W. (2024). Personalized medical recommendation system supported by medical data. Applied and Computational Engineering,45,40-46.
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