Understanding basic principles of Artificial Intelligence: a practical guide for intensivists Basic Principles of Artificial Intelligence

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Valentina Bellini
Marco Cascella
Franco Cutugno
Michele Russo
Roberto Lanza
Christian Compagnone
Elena Giovanna Bignami

Keywords

artificial intelligence, machine learning, intensive care, anesthesia, software, data processing

Abstract

Background and aim: Artificial intelligence was born to allow computers to learn and control their environment, trying to imitate the human brain structure by simulating its biological evolution. Artificial intelligence makes it possible to analyze large amounts of data (big data) in real-time, providing forecasts that can support the clinician’s decisions. This scenario can include diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment in anesthesiology, intensive care medicine, and pain medicine. Machine Learning is a subcategory of AI. It is based on algorithms trained for decisions making that automatically learn and recognize patterns from data. This article aims to offer an overview of the potential application of AI in anesthesiology and analyzes the operating principles of machine learning Every Machine Learning pathway starts from task definition and ends in model application.


Conclusions: High-performance characteristics and strict quality controls are needed during its progress. During this process, different measures can be identified (pre-processing, exploratory data analysis, model selection, model processing and evaluation). For inexperienced operators, the process can be facilitated by ad hoc tools for data engineering, machine learning, and analytics

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