Neto et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Prediction of length of stay for stroke patients using artificial neural networksNeto et al., 2020
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- 17161528566321328190
- Author
- Neto C
- Brito M
- Peixoto H
- Lopes V
- Abelha A
- Machado J
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- Publication venue
- World Conference on Information Systems and Technologies
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Strokes are neurological events that affect a certain area of the brain. Since brain controls fundamental body activities, brain cell deterioration and dead can lead to serious disabilities and poor life quality. This makes strokes the leading cause of disabilities and mortality …
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