Individual and joint expert judgments as reference standards in artifact detection.

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Individual and joint expert judgments as reference standards in artifact detection.

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Anne-Cornelie J M de Pont

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Bas A J M de Mol

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Erik-Jan van Lieshout

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Evert de Jonge

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Marion Verduijn

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Nicolette F de Keizer

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Niels Peek

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A data model for managing drug therapy within a patient data management system for intensive care units.

Artifact detection in the PO2 and PCO2 time series monitoring data from preterm infants.

On line extraction of temporal episodes from ICU high-frequency data: a visual support for signal interpretation.

Scaled rectangle diagrams can be used to visualize clinical and epidemiological data.

Statistical pattern detection in univariate time series of intensive care on-line monitoring data.

Effective data validation of high-frequency data: time-point-, time-interval-, and trend-based methods.

Assessing the generalizability of prognostic information.

Measuring agreement in medical informatics reliability studies.

The practical management of artifact in computerised physiological data.

Utilizing temporal data abstraction for data validation and therapy planning for artificially ventilated newborn infants.

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227-234

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10.1197/JAMIA.M2493

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Marcus J Schultz

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2007-12-20T00:00:00Z

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18096912

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