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5 years, 3 months ago

New Kind of Cognitive Science – Medical Ontology – A.I driven Reasoning

by Srinidhi Boray

Categories #eavoices, Bayesian Network, big data, Bioinformatics, Bioingine, biostatistics, Cognitive Computing, Data Science, Dr. Barry Robson, EBM, Enterprise Architecture, generative order, generative transformation, HDN, Healthcare exchange, Hyperbolic Dirac Net, ingine inc, interoperability, oncology, precision medicine, Probabilistic Ontology, Q-UEL Tags #eavoices

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