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An Introduction to <Intrinsic Medical Informatics>

                 Hanfei Bao

(e-mail: hanfeib@yahoo.com)

Abstract Intrinsic Medical Informatics(IMI) consists of Medical Cognition Informatics(MCI) and Organism Informatics(OI) and is considered as a base of the Theory of BioMedical Knowledge Integration(BMKI) . IMI is a combination of the principles of GI (General Informatics, which is based on probability or separateness of the things) and the informatics principles of BioMedicine, the latter is based on the principles of the structure, the complex structure and the biological evolution. IMI will play a role of bridge between GMI(General Medical Informatics, ie the applications of technology of GI in Medicine or health sciences, with less informatics principles of BioMedicine) and medical or health care practices, to lead to the new depth of understanding and enthusiasm of participating the great cause.


Ⅰ Medical Cognition Informatics(MCI)

1.1 Independence and randomicity: The foundation stones of General Informatics(GI)

1.2 About General Cognitive Science

1.3 Physical nature and mental nature of knowledge

1.4 The conflict and mutual conversions between mental and physical components

1.5 The background space of knowledge

The “magic carpet” to determine the fate of medical knowledge engineering: the background space of knowledge

1.6 The ever incompleteness of knowledge

The embarrassments of incompleteness in what we know the object and the context, what we have expressed, the awareness of what knowledge we own…

1.7 Artificial Intelligence viewed by BMKI

1.8 Logic viewed by BMKI

1.9 Infinite viewed by BMKI

1.10 Medical Data Informatics

•The obtainer, carriers, granularity, certainty, etc of medical data

•Temporal components in medical data: the length, order, frequency, certainty, variety of expressions, operations and medical semantics,etc 1.11 Concept Informatics

•The same concept but the different potential

  •The concept movement 
  •The conceptual worlds and real worlds

1.12 Medical cognitive science

•Cognitive actions from view of BMKI

•Cognitive segment(CS) and to discover the risk pattern through EHR for the public health surveillance; the quasi-physical operators on CSs for their difference, intersection and quotient


Ⅱ Organism Informatics (OI)

2.1 Dimension and space in biology

ideal space(formal space), physical space, ideal dimension, physical dimension, simple and compound dimensions, dimensional integration, structure dimension, circular dimension, complex dimensions of life systems, integral dimension and fractal dimension, hard transformation of dimension, number of dimension of space, dimensional confronting and its biological significances, cognitive dimension regression, etc

2.2 The general physical world The generalized Hamilton Principle-Anfinsen’s Principle-The Generalized Economy Principle

2.3 The complex physical world Certainty, uncertainty, fault tolerant, the determined random systems, Hidden Markov model

2.4 The organism complex physical world

• Organism: the hell for physics and mathematics

• The normal oscillation in organism

• How does organism fight logic

• Organism likes to play wicked pranks on logic: the laws of identity, contradiction and excluded middle

• The invention of penicillin: the greatest reasoning depends on the greatest experiment

• A meta-mechanism of biology: Synchronic-Diachronic axiom

• Organisms challenges the human cognition: the complex structures, reductionism and wholism

• If axes XYZ are not straight line

• The informatics for a tractor working on a rocky mountains

• “Operation Explosion”

• The confusion in diagnosis

• How does the organism deal with the “composite explosion”

• Physic-mathematics:

    • •How awkward the traditional mathematics facing an open physical system
    • •The similarity between an arithmetic operator and a biological structure
    • •Does a number have its “shape”?
    • •If mathematics marries physics: the future of the biologic computing
    • •A strange number: half number and half physical object


    • •A mother wavelet: a tiny structure or particle?

2.5 About the Hypercycle Theory

•The supplements to the philosophy of hypercycle theory


Ⅲ The Theory of BioMedical Knowledge Integration(BMKI)

3.1 A Hindoo Fable: Four blind men and an elephant

3.2 The general principles of physical integration: The necessary condition(s) of integration, the sufficient condition(s) of integration

3.3 The integration of farmer and water buffalo

3.4 The data level integration and the conceptual level integration

3.5 Medical quasi-formal structures in knowledge integration

3.6 The integration of the quasi-formal structures of hypertension

3.7 Quasi-formal structure or pattern medicine

3.8 The quasi-formal structures as medical knowledge products?

3.9 Two type of knowledge integration: reasoning and mapping

3.10 The Beacon-compass-strategy

3.11 From Biologic Informatics to Medical: What a great picture

3.12 Many biologic frontiers presented by BMKI


References:


1. Hanfei Bao:The Theory of Biomedical Knowledge Integration (I-VII) , http://www.miforum.net/bhf/english/index_english.htm

2.Hanfei Bao:<Intrinsic Medical Informatics > ——The base of BMKI(to be published)

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