Evaluation of Models for the Recognition of Hadwritten Digits in Medical Forms

Authors:
Willian Zalewski;Huei Diana Lee;Adewole M. Caetano;Ana C. Lorena;André G. Maletzke;João José Fagundes;Cláudio Saddy;Rodrigues Coy;Feng Chung Wu
Affiliations:
State University of West of Paraná --- Unioeste, Itaipu Technological Park, Brazil;State University of West of Paraná --- Unioeste, Itaipu Technological Park, Brazil;CMCC, ABC Federal University --- UFABC, Brazil;CMCC, ABC Federal University --- UFABC, Brazil;ICMC, University of São Paulo --- USP, Brazil;FCM, State University of Campinas --- Unicamp, Brazil;FCM, State University of Campinas --- Unicamp, Brazil;FCM, State University of Campinas --- Unicamp, Brazil;State University of West of Paraná --- Unioeste, Itaipu Technological Park, Brazil
Venue:
BSB '08 Proceedings of the 3rd Brazilian symposium on Bioinformatics: Advances in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Medicine has benefited widely from the use of computational techniques, which are often employed in the analysis of data generated in medical clinics. Among the computational techniques used in these analyses are those from Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD). In order to apply KDD techniques in the analysis of clinical data, it is often necessary to map them into an adequate structured format. This paper presents an extension in a methodology to map medical forms into structured datasets, in which a sub-system for handwritten digit recognition is added to the overall mapping system.