Personalised prediction
A patient-oriented model designed to study disease progression using relevant clinical and demographic information.
Using artificial intelligence and machine learning to study factors influencing COVID-19 development and to support modelling of disease progression and epidemic dynamics.
COVIDAI focuses on heterogeneous information such as demographic and clinical data, blood markers, geographical information and medical imaging to develop predictive and epidemiological models.
A patient-oriented model designed to study disease progression using relevant clinical and demographic information.
Models can represent the development of an epidemic at population or regional level and examine changes over time.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning methods are used to analyse complex data and support research workflows.
The project describes both patient-specific disease progression and population-level epidemic dynamics.
A machine-learning approach for monitoring the condition of an infected patient and estimating the likely disease progression over the following days.
Data: demographic information, clinical data, blood-test data and medical imaging.
A compartmental modelling approach for examining the spread and clinical progression of COVID-19 across populations and regions.
Focus: susceptible, exposed, infected, dead and recovered population categories.
The COVIDAI project involved academic and clinical partners from Serbia and Croatia.
Project coordination and research activities in Serbia.
kg.ac.rs →Research collaboration and engineering expertise from Croatia.
riteh.uniri.hr →Clinical research and medical-data collaboration.
Research outputs cover epidemic-curve estimation, medical imaging, semantic segmentation and machine-learning approaches.
Estimation of COVID-19 epidemic curves using genetic programming algorithms.
Automatic evaluation of COVID-19 patient lung condition using X-ray images and convolutional neural networks.
Research into regressive artificial intelligence and machine-learning methods for modelling COVID-19 spread.
For project information, research collaboration and related enquiries, please contact the responsible project representatives.
University of Kragujevac
Serbia
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