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BMED 6490 - Artificial Intelligence for Biomedical Applications

Introduction of artificial neural networks, rule/case-based reasoning, Bayesian methods, fuzzy-logic, genetic and evolutionary optimization techniques, and agents.  The course presents the evolution of artificial neural networks from its inception to the principles of deep learning, introduces rule/case-based reasoning, fuzzy-logic, genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization methods.  Besides covering the foundation of associated methods, the course emphasizes biomedical applications and presents associated results from studies to autism, discriminating cancer types, burn severity and tissue engineering problems.

Prerequisites/Corequisites: MATH 2010  and MATH 2400   

When Offered: Spring annually

Co-Listed: BMED 4490  

Credit Hours: 3


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