Computational informatics - Revision history

Admin: /* Development */ Internal links

2016-02-24T19:54:57Z

Development: Internal links

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:54, 24 February 2016
Line 2:		Line 2:

	== Development ==		== Development ==
	From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:		From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the [[MYCIN]] system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:

	# Computational techniques: Artificial intelligence, algorithms (for architectures ranging from single CPU to massively parallel machines), programming, object-oriented system design, databases, information retrieval, computer graphics and visualization.		# Computational techniques: Artificial intelligence, algorithms (for architectures ranging from single CPU to massively parallel machines), programming, object-oriented system design, databases, information retrieval, computer graphics and visualization.

Shawndouglas: Updated cat

2014-08-06T15:22:41Z

Updated cat

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:22, 6 August 2014
Line 23:		Line 23:
	<references />		<references />

	[[Category:~~Computational informatics~~]]		[[Category:Informatics]]

Shawndouglas: Added attribution.

2014-04-24T22:10:38Z

Added attribution.

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:10, 24 April 2014
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~''(This article was taken from Wikipedia)''~~		Informatics is the academic field concerned with the study of the structure, the communication, and the use of [[information]]. '''Computational informatics''', as a subfield of informatics, studies information using computational methodologies. Computational informatics can also be interpreted as the use of computational methods in the information sciences.

	Informatics is the academic field concerned with the study of the structure, the communication, and the use of [[information]]. Computational informatics, as a subfield of informatics, studies information using computational methodologies. Computational informatics can also be interpreted as the use of computational methods in the information sciences.

	== Development ==		== Development ==

	From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:		From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:

Line 17:		Line 14:

	== Education ==		== Education ==
			Several universities offer graduate programs in this area. One example is the Penn State College of Information Sciences and Technology. Some programs are targeted at specific domains. For instance, the Biomedical Informatics Program at Stanford University focuses on technologies and methods for understanding biomedical data and to improve health care.

			==Notes==

	~~Several universities offer graduate programs in this area~~. ~~One example is the Penn State College of Information Sciences and Technology. Some programs are targeted at specific domains~~. ~~For instance,~~ the ~~Biomedical Informatics Program at Stanford University focuses on technologies and methods for understanding biomedical data and to improve health care~~.		This article heavily reuses content from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_informatics the Wikipedia article].

			==References==
			<references />

	[[Category:Computational informatics]]		[[Category:Computational informatics]]

Shawndouglas: Internal link.

2013-09-13T22:21:31Z

Internal link.

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:21, 13 September 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	''(This article was taken from Wikipedia)''		''(This article was taken from Wikipedia)''

	Informatics is the academic field concerned with the study of the structure, the communication, and the use of information. Computational informatics, as a subfield of informatics, studies information using computational methodologies. Computational informatics can also be interpreted as the use of computational methods in the information sciences.		Informatics is the academic field concerned with the study of the structure, the communication, and the use of [[information]]. Computational informatics, as a subfield of informatics, studies information using computational methodologies. Computational informatics can also be interpreted as the use of computational methods in the information sciences.

	== Development ==		== Development ==

Mikelong88888: Fixed the list

2011-07-20T20:06:31Z

Fixed the list

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:06, 20 July 2011
Line 7:		Line 7:
	From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:		From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:

	1) Computational techniques: Artificial intelligence, algorithms (for architectures ranging from single CPU to massively parallel machines), programming, object-oriented system design, databases, information retrieval, computer graphics and visualization.~~</br>~~		# Computational techniques: Artificial intelligence, algorithms (for architectures ranging from single CPU to massively parallel machines), programming, object-oriented system design, databases, information retrieval, computer graphics and visualization.
	2) Probability, statistics and decision science: Theory of probability, statistical inference, cost/risk-benefit analysis, probabilistic analysis, stochastic modeling, decision theory, statistical data analysis, probabilistic networks, pattern classification, statistical learning and modeling, statistical data mining.~~</br>~~		# Probability, statistics and decision science: Theory of probability, statistical inference, cost/risk-benefit analysis, probabilistic analysis, stochastic modeling, decision theory, statistical data analysis, probabilistic networks, pattern classification, statistical learning and modeling, statistical data mining.
	3) Applied mathematics: Graph theory, differential equations, optimization theory, wavelets, group theory.~~</br>~~		# Applied mathematics: Graph theory, differential equations, optimization theory, wavelets, group theory.
	4) Electrical engineering methods: signal and image processing.~~</br>~~		# Electrical engineering methods: signal and image processing.
	5) Domain knowledge: Art and cultural heritages, biology, chemistry, engineering, medicine, the Web.~~</br>~~		# Domain knowledge: Art and cultural heritages, biology, chemistry, engineering, medicine, the Web.
	6) User sciences: Design, human-computer interaction, evaluation.~~</br>~~		# User sciences: Design, human-computer interaction, evaluation.
	7) Cyberinfrastructure for informatics: search engines, digital repositories, storage.~~</br>~~		# Cyberinfrastructure for informatics: search engines, digital repositories, storage.
	8) Scientometrics and bibliometrics: science and policy evaluation, knowledge discovery.~~</br>~~		# Scientometrics and bibliometrics: science and policy evaluation, knowledge discovery.

	== Education ==		== Education ==

Mikelong88888: Creation of article

2011-07-20T20:03:59Z

Creation of article

New page

''(This article was taken from Wikipedia)''

Informatics is the academic field concerned with the study of the structure, the communication, and the use of information. Computational informatics, as a subfield of informatics, studies information using computational methodologies. Computational informatics can also be interpreted as the use of computational methods in the information sciences.

== Development ==

From a historical viewpoint, medical informatics scientists (also known as medical informaticians) started to use artificial intelligence and Baysian statistical methods in diagnosis and medical decision making, as early as in the 1970s. An example is the MYCIN system developed at Stanford University. The field has since evolved to use a wide range of computational methods and to interact with all possible scientific and other disciplinary domains. In the recent years, the field integrates the following:

1) Computational techniques: Artificial intelligence, algorithms (for architectures ranging from single CPU to massively parallel machines), programming, object-oriented system design, databases, information retrieval, computer graphics and visualization.
2) Probability, statistics and decision science: Theory of probability, statistical inference, cost/risk-benefit analysis, probabilistic analysis, stochastic modeling, decision theory, statistical data analysis, probabilistic networks, pattern classification, statistical learning and modeling, statistical data mining.
3) Applied mathematics: Graph theory, differential equations, optimization theory, wavelets, group theory.
4) Electrical engineering methods: signal and image processing.
5) Domain knowledge: Art and cultural heritages, biology, chemistry, engineering, medicine, the Web.
6) User sciences: Design, human-computer interaction, evaluation.
7) Cyberinfrastructure for informatics: search engines, digital repositories, storage.
8) Scientometrics and bibliometrics: science and policy evaluation, knowledge discovery.

== Education ==

Several universities offer graduate programs in this area. One example is the Penn State College of Information Sciences and Technology. Some programs are targeted at specific domains. For instance, the Biomedical Informatics Program at Stanford University focuses on technologies and methods for understanding biomedical data and to improve health care.

[[Category:Computational informatics]]