SS2020

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Background Digital Health integrates various information sources to extract medical insight and provide personalised health services as well as support for medical professionals. In this seminar, students, PhD researchers, and senior researchers of the Chair of Digital Health present their scientif...

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Background The field of knowledge discovery has focused on the extraction of rules created from the frequent association symbols. With the recent introduction of the Bayesian rule mining algorithms, the focus is shifting from measuring relevance based on rule frequency and moving towards the increa...

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Background COVID-19 has forced the world into social distancing and self-isolation, and with the general goal of not saturating the healthcare system, establishing an adequate threshold for when to contact the doctor is difficult. Some people may be overreacting to any minor symptom, while other pe...

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Background Auscultation is a standard medical practice performed by clinicians when inspecting a patient complaining about abdominal pain. Listening to the sounds produced by the gut during digestion allows us to non-invasively observe and monitor the gastro-intestinal functionality. The goal of...

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Background The German digital health applications (“Digitale Gesundheitsanwendung”, DiGA) provides ground for the rapid time-to-market of health and medical apps. This seminar starts with an international overview on digital health app regulations and introduction to the German DiGA. Key topics inc...

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Background With the onset of COVID-19 as a world pandemic, social contact plays an important role in the spread of the virus. When a person is tested positive for the virus, the risk of infection of that person’s social network increases. As a mean to slow down the spread of the virus, experts prop...

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Background Eye blinking is associated with attention. Blinking frequency changes during different activities. Eye blinking has a wide range of applications in human computer interface (HCI). Monitoring eye blinking rate can indicate fatigue levels e.g. during driving, and even reminds people to bli...

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Background A healthy human breathes roughly 30,000 times a day while consuming about 11,000 litres of air. Air consists of not only gases (e.g. oxygen and nitrogen), but also a complex mixture of chemicals and orgasms, such as particle pollutants, pollen, bacteria and viruses that all threaten the ...

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