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[TCM diagnosis and reasoning method based on grey relational analysis].

Haowei Zhang¹, Xunshen Zhu

¹Medical Instrumentation College, University of Shanghai for Science & Technology, Shanghai 200093, China.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Medical Informatics
Traditional Chinese Medicine

Context:

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis relies heavily on expert knowledge, posing challenges for standardization and accessibility.
Existing expert systems for TCM diagnosis often lack comprehensive simulation of the nuanced diagnostic process.

Purpose:

To develop a novel computerized system for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis.
To simulate the complex diagnostic reasoning employed by TCM experts.
To enhance the objectivity and efficiency of TCM diagnostic procedures.

Summary:

A new computerized TCM diagnosis system was constructed by simulating expert diagnostic processes.
The system incorporates a disease filter method to narrow down potential diagnoses.
Grey relational analysis was employed to evaluate and refine diagnostic outcomes.

Impact:

This research offers a computational approach to TCM diagnosis, potentially improving consistency and accessibility.
The developed system can serve as a tool for TCM practitioners and researchers.
It contributes to the integration of computational methods within traditional medical systems.