Xiaoyu Mi, Hiroshi Ikeda, F. Nakazawa, Hidetoshi Matsuoka, E. Kataoka, Satoshi Hamaya, H. Odaguchi, Tatsuya Ishige, Yuichi Ito, Akino Wakasugi, Tadaaki Kawanabe, Mariko Sekine, T. Hanawa, Shinichi Yamaguchi, Tatsuo Tanaka
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Prescription Prediction towards Computer-Assisted Diagnosis for Kampo Medicine
This paper focuses on the attempt to formulate the prescription prediction logic based on the medical data analysis towards the future computer-assisted-diagnosis for Kampo medicine. We constructed and evaluated prediction models for some frequently-used prescriptions using six kinds of machine learning algorithms including artificial neural network, multinomial logit, random forest, support vector machine, k-nearest neighbor, and decision tree. The possibility of prescription prediction and the necessary amount of data required for robust prediction are clarified.