Bayesian Recognition of Inflammatory Processes in Brain Gliomas
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Application of Bayesian recognition procedures to erythrocyte sedimentation rate in brain gliomas has allowed detecting inflammatory processes in a human body. The analysis of results of the recognition methods based on tree network methods, Markov chains, and nearest neighbor algorithm has shown that Bayesian procedure was the most efficient.
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