臺灣博碩士論文加值系統

Case-based learning in the medical field involves the presentation of clinical cases as a mean of learning basic medical and clinical science. In this thesis, we propose a multimedia medical teaching case system called HINTS (Health Information Network Teaching System). A user can use Web browser to edit and browse teaching cases. In addition, we also describe the principal underlying mechanisms of various useful e-learning features. (1) The same clinical case can be presented in various approaches based on different department, which helps students to understand the association of different disciplines. (2) For emulate the real clinical situation, by introducing the concept of Natural Language processing within interrogation enquiry sections. (3) We propose a personal workspace for every user to further facilitate students’ learning and thereby make the HINTS a more effective, and efficient. The system has been installed in the National Cheng Kung University Medical Center, Tainan, Taiwan for trial purposes. Some experiments have been conducted to verify the advantages of these mechanisms for HINTS.

§ ABSTRACT § IV
§ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT § V
§ FIGURE INDEX § VIII
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1
CHAPTER 2. RELATED BACKGROUND OF THE HINTS 5
2.1. FRAMEWORK OF THE HINTS 5
2.2. CASE TEMPLATES AND DOCUMENT-VIEW ARCHITECTURAL PATTERN 8
2.2.1. CASE TEMPLATES 8
2.2.2. THE CONCEPT OF THE DOCUMENT-VIEW PATTERN 9
2.3. PLAIN MODE AND THE INTERACTIVE MODE OF THE SYSTEM OPERATIONS 11
2.4. DESCRIPTION OF HINTS 12
CHAPTER 3. TEACHING CASE SYSTEM WITH MULTIPLE PRESENTATIONS 14
3.1. INTRODUCTION 14
3.2. THE METHOD TO PROVIDE AN INTEGRATED VIEW OF CLINICAL TEACHING CASES 15
3.3. THE SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION 16
3.3.1. OVERALL ARCHITECTURE 16
3.3.2. PRESENTATION EDITOR 24
3.3.3. AUTO-ADJUSTMENT PRESENTATION BASED ON USER’S PERFORMANCE 31
3.3.4. SUMMARY 38
CHAPTER 4. QUESTION-ANSWERING SYSTEM 40
4.1. INTRODUCTION 40
4.2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 43
4.3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 44
4.4. IMPLEMENTATION DESIGN 51
4.4.1. OVERALL ARCHITECTURE 51
4.4.2. NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP) SYSTEM 58
4.4.3. NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (NLP) – AUTHORING TOOL 93
4.4.4. SCRIPT 97
4.4.5. TABLE 100
4.4.6. QUESTION-ANSWERING (QA) SYSTEM 102
CHAPTER 5. HINTS – PERSONAL WORKSPACE 109
5.1. INTRODUCTION 109
5.2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 109
5.3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS 110
5.4. IMPLEMENTATION DESIGN 113
CHAPTER 6. CONCLUSION 120
§ REFERENCES § 122
§ BIOGRAPHY § 124

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