Analyzing Diabetics for Food Access Training on the Map with CBAM
Analyzing Diabetics for Food Access Training on the Map with CBAM
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10.1109/wiiat50758.2020.00072
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2020-12
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Huaze Xie;Yuanyuan Wang;Yukiko Kawai
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作者:
Huaze Xie;Yuanyuan Wang;Yukiko Kawai
The knowledge graph obtained through medical text data mining can be used to store the disease-symptom relationship. Medical researchers expect to extract high-quality disease attribute relationships directly from electronic medical records to satisfy clinical decision-making. In our research, we correlated the influencing attributes in T2DM with geographic information features to observe the food acquisition of diabetic patients from a population perspective. In this article, we used clinical indicators and food purchase habits of diabetic patients with coordinated information to discuss the high incidence and incentives caused by an unreasonable diet in certain areas. We selected the geographic data of human settlements to reduce the complexity of time and space and constructed a statistical method of raster data through the food acquisition in the Google Maps API to evaluate the public records of type 2 diabetes in the United States from 2012 to 2016. Also, we use an attention-based convolutional network model to adapt and improve the attribute relationship structure of diabetes features and spatial distribution. The initial accuracy of the model is not sensitive to geographic features (the average accuracy is 49%, the recall rate is 53%), but by adding the CBAM model to improve the performance of the convolution kernel and raster unit approximate predictive density method, the placemark feature classification has been significantly improved. At last, combining the geographical feature prediction we can suggest for susceptible patients in food access method selection. Our geographic information rasterization method also might be applied to the study of other disease characteristics on the map.