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Rule-Based Expert System for Assist Physician to Diagnosis of Malaria: XPerMal

Humberto Cuteso Matumueni

Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 35–43 · Published 7 Sep 2021

10.9734/ajrcos/2021/v11i330265

Abstract

Nowadays, common diseases like malaria, typhoid and cholera become more dangerous problems for people living in this world. The objective is how it can avoid the queue of patients in hospital. In this article, the author has proposed a model of expert systems using the knowledge of physician and other health professionals. The rule based expert system XPerMal useful for patients infected with common diseases and this system will give an answer as similar to a doctor or medical expert and also this system is very useful in rural areas where we have young medical experts or have no medical expert. The reasoning strategy is a key element in many medical tasks. It is well known that developing countries face a shortage of medical expertise in the medical sciences. Patients also find a huge queue in hospitals. Because of this, they are unable to provide good medical services to their inhabitants. The knowledge is acquired from literature review and human experts in the specific field and is used as a basis for analysis, diagnosis and decision-making. Knowledge is represented by an integrated formalism that combines rules and facts.

Health disease rule based expert system knowledge based system Exsys Corvid XPerMal

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