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Abstract: V magistrskem delu smo razvili pameten sistem video nadzora domačega okolja, ki s pomočjo nevronskih mrež omogoča zaznavanje oseb in vozil v realnem času. Sistem uporablja model YOLO za prepoznavanje objektov, lasten model na osnovi ResNet-50 za prepoznavo znamke in modela vozila ter OCR za branje registrskih tablic. Zajeti podatki se shranjujejo v MSSQL bazo in so dostopni prek spletnega vmesnika, razvitega v .NET in Angularju. Rešitev omogoča pregled dogodkov, arhiviranje posnetkov in prikaz v živo ter izkazuje zanesljivo delovanje v različnih vremenskih in svetlobnih pogojih.
Keywords: Pametni video nadzor, nevronske mreže, prepoznavanje vozil, YOLO
Published in DKUM: 22.12.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 8
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Abstract: Background: Evolutionary game theory (EGT), originating from Darwinian competition studies, offers a powerful framework for understanding complex healthcare interactions where multiple stakeholders with conflicting interests evolve strategies over time. Unlike traditional game theory, EGT accounts for bounded rationality and strategic evolution through imitation and selection. Aims and objectives: In our study, we use Synthetic Knowledge Synthesis (SKS) that integrates descriptive bibliometrics and bibliometric mapping to systematically analyze the application of EGT in healthcare. The SKS aimed to identify prolific research topics, suitable publishing venues, and productive institutions/countries for collaboration and funding. Data was harvested from the Scopus bibliographic database, encompassing 539 publications from 2000 to June 2025, Results: Production dynamics is revealing an exponential growth in scholarly output since 2019, with peak productivity in 2024. Descriptive bibliometrics showed China as the most prolific country (376 publications), followed by the United States and the United Kingdom. Key institutions are predominantly Chinese, and top journals include PLoS One and Frontiers in Public Health. Funding is primarily from Chinese entities like the National Natural Science Foundation of China. Bibliometric mapping identified five key research themes: game theory in cancer research, evolution game-based simulation of supply management, evolutionary game theory in epidemics, evolutionary games in trustworthy connected public health, and evolutionary games in collaborative governance. Conclusions: Despite EGT’s utility, significant research gaps exist in methodological robustness, data availability, contextual modelling, and interdisciplinary translation. Future research should focus on integrating machine learning, longitudinal data, and explicit ethical frameworks to enhance EGT’s practical application in adaptive, patient-centred healthcare systems
Keywords: evolutionary games theory, healthcare, complex healthcare systems, synthetic knowledge synthesis, thematic analysis
Published in DKUM: 29.10.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 5
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Abstract: Background: Artificial intelligence and machine learning are playing crucial roles in digital transformation, aiming to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, equity, and responsiveness of primary health systems and their services. Method: Using synthetic knowledge synthesis and bibliometric and thematic analysis triangulation, we identified the most productive and prolific countries, institutions, funding sponsors, source titles, publications productivity trends, and principal research categories and themes. Results: The United States and the United Kingdom were the most productive countries; Plos One and BJM Open were the most prolific journals; and the National Institutes of Health, USA, and the National Natural Science Foundation of China were the most productive funding sponsors. The publication productivity trend is positive and exponential. The main themes are related to natural language processing in clinical decision-making, primary health care optimization focusing on early diagnosis and screening, improving health-based social determinants, and using chatbots to optimize communications with patients and between health professionals. Conclusions: The use of machine learning in primary health care aims to address the significant global burden of so-called “missed diagnostic opportunities” while minimizing possible adverse effects on patients.
Keywords: primary health care, machine learning, research landscape, synthetic knowledge synthesis
Published in DKUM: 24.07.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 6
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Abstract: Over the past few decades, machine learning has emerged as a valuable tool in the field of medicine, driven by the accumulation of vast amounts of medical data and the imperative to harness this data for the betterment of humanity. However, many of the prevailing machine learning algorithms in use today are characterized as black-box models, lacking transparency in their decision-making processes and are often devoid of clear visualization capabilities. The transparency of these machine learning models impedes medical experts from effectively leveraging them due to the high-stakes nature of their decisions. Consequently, the need for explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) that aims to address the demand for transparency in the decision-making mechanisms of black-box algorithms has arisen. Alternatively, employing white-box algorithms can empower medical experts by allowing them to contribute their knowledge to the decision-making process and obtain a clear and transparent output. This approach offers an opportunity to personalize machine learning models through an agile process. A novel white-box machine learning algorithm known as Data canyons was employed as a transparent and robust foundation for the proposed solution. By providing medical experts with a web framework where their expertise is transferred to a machine learning model and enabling the utilization of this process in an agile manner, a symbiotic relationship is fostered between the domains of medical expertise and machine learning. The flexibility to manipulate the output machine learning model and visually validate it, even without expertise in machine learning, establishes a crucial link between these two expert domains.
Keywords: XAI, explainable artificial intelligence, data canyons, machine learning, transparency, agile development, white-box model
Published in DKUM: 14.03.2024; Views: 299; Downloads: 43
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Keywords: akutno vnetje slepiča, odločitvena drevesa, nevronske mreže, strojno učenje, navzkrižno testiranje, medicinska informatika
Published in DKUM: 30.12.2015; Views: 1619; Downloads: 39
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