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There is really nothing too intriguing about 'clinical reasoning'. Diagnosis is simply a collection of crude algorithms, some decision tree based, some are rule
by lucidrains 12y ago
There is really nothing too intriguing about 'clinical reasoning'. Diagnosis is simply a collection of crude algorithms, some decision tree based, some are rule based, other's a crude criteria or point based system (poor mans Bayesian). I'm in the process of building a web app on this theme, so get in contact if you are interested!
- alsocasey 12y agoThe real problem in the field is that diagnosis is often a relatively poor gold standard to learn against in many more complex (or poorly understood) diseases.