The use of the computerized LOGIC-Insulin algorithm improved TGC while decreasing the incidence of hypoglycemia relative to expert nurse directed TGC.
Consequently, nurses had to be able to perform TGC with either the paper-based protocol (Nurse-C group), or the computerized LOGIC-Insulin algorithm (LOGIC-C group).
LTUQ programming utilized computerized features including skip logic, branching, and loops to shorten testing time and minimize attrition.
The interview takes approximately 30 45 minutes to complete and answers are recorded directly into a computerized database that contains programmed logic checks and skip patterns.
The PhenX Toolkit measures required time to format for computerized administration, including automated skip-logic (i.e., creating computerized instructions to ignore some questions if previous answers suggest they are irrelevant) and custom formatting of some items.
Please notice that the adaptive algorithm we describe here is different from the branching logic used in many computerized tests to skip questions based on earlier patient responses.
Many investigations have been carried out to design and employ two-axis sun-tracking systems; however, only a few were cited in the literature that investigated the effect of using two-axis sun-tracking systems controlled by modern, computerized control systems, such as the programmable logic controller (PLC) control system.
The computerized interviewing programs will contain range and logic checks.
We used computerized edits to assess the data for logic errors, out-of-range values, missing data, and multiple responses.
Such computerized clinical decision support systems (Cuss) use more complex logic to provide an insulin infusion rate based on previous blood glucose levels and other parameters.
The experience gained by conducting this case study favored the use of a computerized system which will ensure accuracy of computations involving fuzzy logic.
