The INTERNIST-1/QUICK MEDICAL REFERENCE project--status report.

By R. Miller, M. McNeil, S. Challinor, Masarie Fe, J. Myers. 1986

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7. David E. Heckerman
8. Yoshua Bengio

Citations in the corpus

• Improving the accuracy of medical diagnosis with causal machine learning (2020, methodology): “BN disease models have a long history going back to the INTERNIST-1 18 , Quick Medical Reference (QMR) 19,20 , and PATHFINDER 21,22 systems, with many of the original systems corresponding to noisy-OR networks with only disease and symptom nodes, known as BN2O networks 36 .”
• Unsupervised Learning of Noisy-Or Bayesian Networks (2013, methodology): “Despite this effort, the original INTERNIST1/QMR model still lacked an estimated 180 diseases relevant to general internists (Miller et al. , 1986).”
• Toward Normative Expert Systems: Part I The Pathfinder Project (1992, methodology): “Quick Medical Reference or QMR (formerly Internist-I) uses another ad hoc method for managing uncertainty [39,40].”