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Internist-I

INTERNIST-I (or INTERNIST-1) was a broad-based computer-assisted expert system based on decision trees developed in the early 1970s at the University of Pittsburgh as an educational experiment. The INTERNIST system was designed primarily by AI pioneer and Computer Scientist Harry Pople to capture the diagnostic expertise of Jack D. Myers, chairman of…

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Internist-I

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Triples102
Avg. degree1.93
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related to References · 57
Internist-I → ACM Press, AIM Workshop, An, An Experimental Computer-Based Diagnostic, Artificial Intelligence, August, Blum, Bruce, Can Artificial Intelligence Help, Clinical Decisions, Connelly, Consultant, Division, Donald, General Internal Medicine, Gregory Freiherr, Harry, Health, Heuristic Methods, History
related to Development · 21
Internist-I → Bayesian, By, Clinical Diagnosis, Data, DEC, Diagnostic Logic, DIALOG, Fourth-year, Interlisp, Myers, Originally, Over, PDP-10, Pittsburgh, Problem-Solving, The, The Logic, These, This, VAX
related to INTERNIST-I and QMR · 12
Internist-I → CASNET, Greek Oracle, In, INTERNIST-I/QMR, Miller, MYCIN, PIP, Pittsburgh, QMR, Quick Medical Reference, The, University
related to Use of INTERNIST-I · 10
Internist-I → An, By, Carnegie Mellon University, In, INTERNIST-I’s, Pittsburgh, Presbyterian-University Hospital, Still, To, ZOG
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Internist-I → INTERNIST-I Consultation, Transcript

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Internist-Irelated to DevelopmentPittsburgh0.60section
Internist-Irelated to DevelopmentThe Logic0.60section
Internist-Irelated to DevelopmentProblem-Solving0.60section

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