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|    Aleks Jakulin to All    |
|    Re: Direction for a Ph.D research    |
|    27 Nov 03 22:39:41    |
      From: jakulin@@ieee.org              > I am starting a Ph.D. about Building Intellegent Expert system for       > diagnosis of medical images. I know there are two schools for doing       > that: the numeric school and the symbolic school.              You have to ask yourself whether you will be a) putting human       knowledge into the system (symbolic approaches are more appropriate),       or b) acquiring knowledge inductively from symptoms (symbolic       approaches are better) or from images (numerical approaches are less       constrained). Whatever you do, you better make sure that you properly       deal with uncertainty: you need to deal with statistics, either       Fisherian or Bayesian. Once you deal with uncertainty, there is no       major distinction between symbolic and numeric approaches. Bayesian       approaches have a neat way of including human knowledge into the model       in the form of priors.              There are many journals and conferences. Ask your thesis advisor to       give you directions and tell you which conferences he attends and       which journals he reads. You should start your research in the field       of your advisor, otherwise you may get lost.              Aleks              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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