AI in medicine: A Japanese perspective [Book Review]

AI and Society 4 (3):196-213 (1990)
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This article is concerned with the history and current state of research activities into medical expert systems (MES) in Japan. A brief review of expert systems' work over the last ten years is provided and here is a discussion on future directions of artificial intelligence (AI) applications in medicine, which we expect the Japanese AI community in medicine (AIM) to undertake

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