Search Results - "Duitama, John F."

Percepción de la adherencia a tratamientos en pacientes con factores de riesgo cardiovascular by Zambrano C., Renato, Duitama M., John F., Posada V., Jorge I., Flórez A., José F.

“…Objetivo: identificar la percepción de la adherencia a tratamientos farmacológicos y no farmacológicos en pacientes con riesgo cardiovascular. Metodología: el…”
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Búsqueda de objetos de aprendizaje a partir deoObjetivos instruccionales escritos en lenguaje natural by Jaramillo, Aldrin F., Duitama, John F., Vélez, Juan F., Mazo, Raúl I.

“…Dado el alto costo y esfuerzo requerido para la elaboración de contenidos educativos en ambientes de e-learning, se ha evidenciado la necesidad de facilitar y…”
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Perception of adherence to treatment among patients with cardiovascular risk factors by Renato Zambrano C, John F. Duitama M, Jorge I. Posada V, José F. Flórez A

“…Objective: To identify the perceptions regarding adherence to treatment among patients with cardiovascular risk undergoing pharmacological or…”
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MapReduce and Spark-based architecture for bi-class classification using SVM by Giraldo, Mario A., Duitama, John F., Arias-Londono, Julian D.

“…Support Vector Machine (SVM) is a classifier widely used in machine learning because of its high generalization capacity. The sequential minimal optimization…”
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Búsqueda de Objetos de Aprendizaje a Partir de Objetivos Instruccionales Escritos en Lenguaje Natural by Aldrin F. Jaramillo, John F. Duitama, Juan F. Vélez, Raúl I. Mazo

“…The development of e-learning tools has provided new educational opportunities to people w ho ha ve previously had few such possibilities dueto their…”
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Percepción de la adherencia a tratamientos en pacientes con factores de riesgo cardiovascular/Perception of adherence to treatment among patients with cardiovascular risk factors by Zambrano, Renato C, Duitama, John F M, Posada, Jorge I V, Flórez, José F A

“…The objective of this study is to identify the perceptions regarding adherence to treatment among patients with cardiovascular risk undergoing pharmacological…”
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