E-postama gönder PREDICTION OF SEPSIS DISEASE BY ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS
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Sepsis is a fatal condition, which affects at least 26 million people in the world every year that is resulted by an infection. For every 100,000 people, sepsis is seen in 149-240 of them and it has a mortality rate of 30%. The presence of infection in the patient is determined in order to diagnose the sepsis disease. Organ dysfunctions associated with an infection is diagnosed as sepsis. With the increased usage of artificial intelligence in the field of medicine, the early prediction and treatment of many diseases are provided with these methods. Considering the learning, reasoning and decision making abilities of artificial neural networks, which are the sub field of artificial intelligence are inferred to be used in predicting early stages of sepsis disease and determining the sepsis level is assessed. In this study, it is aimed to help sepsis diagnosis by using multi-layered artificial neural network.In construction of artificial neural network model, feed forward back propagation network structure and Levenberg-Marquardt training algorithm were used. The input and output variables of the model were the parameters which doctors use to diagnose the sepsis disease and determine the level of sepsis. The proposed method aims to provide an alternative prediction model for the early detection of sepsis disease.
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