Artificial Intelligence Technology in Clinical Classification and Prediction

Dear Colleagues,

With the ever-increasing amount of available medical data, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help diagnose diseases, provide medical solutions, and improve the quality of treatment and care has become widespread. AI technology solves medical problems by analyzing large amounts of data and extracting useful, high-level information from these data with little or no human supervision. AI helps modernize procedures to ease clinicians' workload, automate medicine activities, reduce healthcare costs, quickly share data, and streamline operations, leading to improved prevention strategies, efficiency, and patient retention times, as well as faster and more accurate results.

This Special Issue welcomes original research and review articles applying AI technologies and algorithms to automate traditional healthcare systems and computer-assisted diagnosis.

Potential topics include, but are not limited to:

• Computer-assisted detection and diagnosis;
• Interpretable artificial intelligence for an improved understanding of biomedical data;
• AI for precision medicine and preventive healthcare;
• AI for disease diagnosis and treatment in bioinformatics;
• AI technologies for multiomics data;
• AI- and machine-learning-based diagnosis and treatment applications;
• Big data analytics on biomedical applications;
• Computerized clinical practice / clinical guidelines and protocols.

Prof. Dr. Cemil Colak
Prof. Dr. Sami Akbulut
Guest Editors

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