ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CARDIOLOGY

Authors

  • E. APETREI “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest

Keywords:

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, CARDIOLOGY, ELECTROCARDIOGRAMS, COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY

Abstract

In this „avalanche of data” Artificial intelligence (AI), is programmed to imitate human behavior, so AI works with human-made programs and algorithm.  Within AI has been developed so called automatic learning, machine learning, when computers learn without programs, through examples from the hundreds and thousands of received information (e.g., electrocardiograms, computed tomography or other data).

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2023-06-30