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Dr. Brown of University of Wisconsin-Madison reviews PolyAnalyst

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is considered the number one public research university in the nation. A Chronicle of Higher Education report ranked UW-Madison as the fourth largest recipient of overall research and development funds. Founded in 1848, it is home to more than 43,000 students, and hosts the fifth largest population of international students in the country. The UW Medical School and School of Nursing have worldwide reputations for extensive…
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University of Pittsburgh reviews PolyAnalyst

UPMC Health System, which is affiliated with the University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences, is the leading integrated health care delivery system in western Pennsylvania. It meets comprehensive health care needs through UPMC hospitals — the region’s largest and finest network of tertiary, specialty, and community hospitals — and by offering a variety of health-related services and products. The mission of UPMC Health System is to provide premier…
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An introduction to market basket analysis

Market Basket Analysis is one of the most common and useful types of data analysis for marketing. The purpose of market basket analysis is to determine what products customers purchase together; it takes its name from the idea of customers throwing all their purchases into a shopping cart (a “market basket”) during grocery shopping. Knowing what products people purchase as a group can be very helpful to a retailer or…
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Dr. Classen of Ulm University’s Clinic for Anesthesiology reviews PolyAnalyst

Critically ill patients in intensive care often require artificial lung ventilation. This ventilation is performed by a special apparatus that provides gas exchange (oxygen supply and carbon dioxide removal). Adequate management of the process is one of the key factors of the whole treatment success. Different patients require different regimes of the artificial lung ventilation. It is very important to perform classification of patients into groups requiring similar regimes of…
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