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HCES: helper context engine system to predict relevant state of patients in COPD domain using naïve bayesian

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Context-aware1 systems have been employed to help users in their daily lives. In the recent years, researchers are exploring how context aware systems can benefit humanity through assisting patients, specifically those who suffer incurable diseases, to cope with their illness. In this paper, we direct our work to help people who suffer from COPD. Existing solutions have limits in terms of choosing relevant parameters and the accuracy of detecting exacerbations in the COPD. We propose HCES (Helper Context-aware Engine System) that aims to support chronic disease patients and doctors on any level of disease risk. To accomplish this system, HCES adopts ontology for representing and modeling context to well understand the scenario that we can use to monitor COPD's patients, uses an efficacy algorithm to select relevant attributes instead of a no cited one, predicts exacerbations with high accuracy by adding the discretization step, and arranges the pertinent attributes to use the most pertinent in an emergency case. These steps are beneficial in handling the uncertainty of context-aware systems. Furthermore, a comparison between algorithms for selecting attributes is done to choose the best one for COPD diseases. The main goal of this paper is to help medical personnel (patients, doctors or nurses) to take an efficient decision by identifying the most context-relevant attributes and predicting patient exacerbations.

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  1. COPD
  2. OWL
  3. ambient computing
  4. bayesian network
  5. chronic pulmonary disease
  6. context-aware applications
  7. healthcare system
  8. naïve bayesian
  9. prediction of relevant attributes of COPD disease
  10. prediction systems
  11. tele-medicine
  12. ubiquitous computing

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