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PDMS Conference Switzerland
Interdisziplinäre Konferenz für Patientendatenmanagementsysteme
Workshop
Conférence interdisciplinaire pour les systèmes de gestion des données des patients
Data Mining and
Data Validation
• Systemeinführ ung und Nutzung
• Datennutzung und Betr iebsstatistik
• Diagnosti k und Therapie
Partner
Kooperationspar tner
What is Data Mining?
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Progress in digital data acquisition and storage technology
has resulted in the growth of huge databases
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Interest has grown in the possibility of extracting valuable
information from these databases
Data mining is the automated analysis of large,
observational data sets to find unsuspected relationships
and to summarize the data in ways that are both
understable and useful to the data owner
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The relationships and summaries derived through data
mining are often referred to as models or patterns
Data Mining Tasks
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Description
– Find patterns and relations that meaningfully
describe the data (e.g. causal relations)
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Prediction
– Construct a model to foretell values of one variable
based on the values of other variables
 Not always a clear-cut distinction
 Generalizability is always essential
Origins of Data Mining
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Draws ideas from machine learning, artificial intelligence,
pattern recognition, statistics, and database systems
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Eclectic approach: use whatever
method is useful
Statistics /
Pattern
recognition
Machine
Learning /
Artificial
Intelligence
Data
Mining
Database
systems
• Clinical Data Mining
Dr. Dirk Hüske-Kraus
Clinical Director, Clinical Transformation and Education, Philips
Patient Care and Clinical Informatics,
Böblingen, Germany
• Can intracranial hypertension after traumatic
brain injury be predicted?
Prof. Dr.med. Geert Meyfroidt
Intensivist-Anesthesiologist, Associate Professor of Medicine,
KU Leuven, Belgium
• Discussion