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A digital video library application in health care

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3 Author(s)
Cross, S.E. ; Sch. of Comput. Sci., Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA, USA ; Stevens, S.M. ; Bailes, J.E., Jr.

Telemedicine allows patient information rather than the patient to be transported to the doctor. Through analysis of one existing telemedicine system that supports neurosurgical consultation it has been determined that many routine questions of the expert specialist could be handled by a knowledge system. Rather than using expert systems technology, a specific application of digital library technology, the synthetic interview is proposed. Synthetic interviews involve novel integration of language and image understanding technologies

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Intelligence and Systems, 1996., IEEE International Joint Symposia on

Date of Conference: 4-5 Nov 1996

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