Selecting ventilator settings using INVENT: a system including physiological models and penalty functions

Stephen Edward Rees, Steen Andreassen, M. Freundlich, C. J. Morgan, E. R. Carson, P. Thorgaard

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Computers in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care : Knowledge-Based Information Management, 20 June 1999, Aalborg, Denmark : Workshop during the Joint European Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Dedical Decision Making (AIMDM'99)
Publisher	European Society for Medical Decision Making
Publication date	1999
Pages	76-85
Publication status	Published - 1999

AUB Link

Rees, S. E., Andreassen, S., Freundlich, M., Morgan, C. J., Carson, E. R., & Thorgaard, P. (1999). Selecting ventilator settings using INVENT: a system including physiological models and penalty functions. In Computers in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care : Knowledge-Based Information Management, 20 June 1999, Aalborg, Denmark: Workshop during the Joint European Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Dedical Decision Making (AIMDM'99) (pp. 76-85). European Society for Medical Decision Making.

Rees, Stephen Edward ; Andreassen, Steen ; Freundlich, M. et al. / Selecting ventilator settings using INVENT : a system including physiological models and penalty functions. Computers in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care : Knowledge-Based Information Management, 20 June 1999, Aalborg, Denmark: Workshop during the Joint European Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Dedical Decision Making (AIMDM'99). European Society for Medical Decision Making, 1999. pp. 76-85

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Selecting ventilator settings using INVENT: a system including physiological models and penalty functions. / Rees, Stephen Edward ; Andreassen, Steen; Freundlich, M. et al.
Computers in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care : Knowledge-Based Information Management, 20 June 1999, Aalborg, Denmark: Workshop during the Joint European Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Dedical Decision Making (AIMDM'99). European Society for Medical Decision Making, 1999. p. 76-85.

Research output: Contribution to book/anthology/report/conference proceeding › Article in proceeding › Research

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Rees SE , Andreassen S, Freundlich M, Morgan CJ, Carson ER, Thorgaard P. Selecting ventilator settings using INVENT: a system including physiological models and penalty functions. In Computers in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care : Knowledge-Based Information Management, 20 June 1999, Aalborg, Denmark: Workshop during the Joint European Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Dedical Decision Making (AIMDM'99). European Society for Medical Decision Making. 1999. p. 76-85