- Published on October 27, 2018
- In AI Features
Understanding This Recent AI That Can Predict Alzheimer 5 Years In Advance
- By Disha Misal
In India alone, more than 4 million people suffer from some form of dementia. The most prominent of it all is Alzheimer’s, which India has the third highest caseload in the world, after China and the US. Usually targeting people with the age of 60 or 65 years, currently there is no cure to the disease. However, researchers across the globe are trying to predict the disease in advance.
We recently covered a news on Indian-origin researchers developing AI that can predict risks almost five year in advance. This research titled ‘Modelling and Prediction of Clinical Symptom Trajectories in Alzheimer’s Disease Using Longitudinal Data’, has been carried out by Nikhil Bhagwat, M Mallar Chakravarthy, Joseph D Viviano and Aristotle N Voineskos, from the University of Toronto. In this arti
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Disha Misal
Found a way to Data Science and AI though her fascination for Technology. Likes to read, watch football and has an enourmous amount affection for Astrophysics.
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