Evolving hybrid partial genetic algorithm classification model for cost-effective frailty screening: investigative study

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  • who: Unknown from the Ethical Considerations A waiver of consent for the initial study was obtained from the Human Research Ethics Committee of Torrens University have published the Article: Evolving Hybrid Partial Genetic Algorithm Classification Model for Cost-effective Frailty Screening: Investigative Study, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: Although this is a good outcome, a model built using so many of the high-cost features was not the goal of this study. This study has shown that the ACFI assessment alone does not provide sufficient information to determine if a patient is frail.
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