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       Classification of Medical Online Helpdesk Users

       Solomiia Fedushko [0000-0001-7548-5856], and Yuriy Syerov [0000-0002-5293-4791]

                  Lviv Polytechnic National University, Lviv, Ukraine

        solomiia.s.fedushko@lpnu.ua, yurii.o.sierov@lpnu.ua


       Abstract. Medical online help desk is authoritative and popular service for the
       online communication concerning medical issues. In critical situations people
       often rely on online services to get medical-related information and answers.
       Because of the possible risks, it is highly important that they do not receive or
       use false information. That’s the reason to filter false, unreliable or commercial
       information and discover forum-users that provide such information. On the
       other hand it would be positive thing to determine users that give competent and
       adequate advices. Such users’ classification will help online community’s ad-
       ministration to moderate community and will help users to get correct infor-
       mation. This method of classification of medical online help desk users was
       tested on medical online communities.


       Keywords: Help Desk, Medical-Related Information, Medical Online Com-
       munities, Users’ Classification, Medical Online Helpdesk.


1      Introduction

    In critical situations people often rely on online services to get medical-related in-
formation and answers. Because of the possible risks, it is highly important that they
do not receive or use false information. That’s the reason to filter false, unreliable or
commercial information and discover forum-users that provide such information. On
the other hand it would be positive thing to determine users that give competent and
adequate advices. 48% internet users trust the information that is posted in a web-
community.

2      Research Aims
      develope the method of classification of medical online help desk users
      determine medical online helpdesk users that give competent and adequate
       advices
      method of classification of medical online help desk users tested on medical
       online communities
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3      Classes of Medical Online Helpdesk Users

    The membership of the users in one of the 5 classes: Patient, Professional, Disrup-
tive, Medic, Critic, Reader.
   Such users’ classification will help medical online community’s administration to
moderate community and will help users to get correct information. This method of
classification of medical online help desk users was tested on medical online commu-
nities.
   The development of methods for behavioral classification of users of medical
online helpdesk in the scheme is presented.
    Modern research on social processes in the WWW covers the following areas are:
users’ needs satisfaction, communication systems and formation and management of
medical online helpdesk.




                    Fig. 1. Classes of Medical Online Helpdesk Users
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4            Fuzzy Logic Approach

   Data fusion techniques, namely fuzzy logic, are employed to process the captured
data to increase the trust level of classification. Fuzzy logic has been used in applica-
tions that are amenable to conventional control algorithms on the basis of mathemati-
cal models of the system being controlled. However, fuzzy logic has a particular ad-
vantage in areas where precise mathematical description of the control process is
impossible and is thus especially suited to support medical decision making. A fuzzy
logic–based approach to the automatic classification of helpdesk users. Fuzzy logic
plays an important role in some medicine areas is developed. For example:
       To predict the response to have treatment with citalopram in alcohol depend-
         ence;
       To analyze diabetic neuropathy;
       To detect early diabetic retinopathy;
       To improve decision-making in process

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               low                   medium                        high
     1




    0,5



                                                                                      x
          P1 , P2    P3   P4   P5   P6        P7   P8   P9   P10          P11 , P12




                                    Fig. 2. Fuzzy Logic Approach
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5      Rules for Classifying Medical Online Helpdesk Users

   The membership of the users in one of the classes (Patient, Professional, Disrup-
tive, Medic, Critic, Reader) based on its characteristics (Activity, Creativity, Attrac-
tion, Reactivity, Loyalty) is represented by production rules and table. It is important
to determine the characteristics of medical online helpdesk users at the thematic level
of the entire helpdesk.
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6   Algorithm of Classifying Medical Online Helpdesk Users




         Fig. 3. Algorithm of Classifying Medical Online Helpdesk Users
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7      Entity Relationship Diagram of Medical Online Helpdesk




             Fig. 4. Entity Relationship Diagram of Medical Online Helpdesk



8      Sheme of the Classifying Users in Medical Online Helpdesk

   Available research methods are reduced to a fragmentary solution to the problem,
they are theoretical and the results of these studies are mostly not tested in practice.
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           Fig. 5.     Sheme of the Classifying Users in Medical Online Helpdesk


9      Results of Classification Medical Online Helpdesk Users

   So, we set the main characteristics of the users within the entire helpdesk. Defining
these characteristics allows users to classify the user of medical online helpdesk and
based on this classification, build community management methods and algorithms to
remove unwanted helpdesk users from the creators, which will ensure its improve-
ment.




             Fig. 6.    Results of Classification Medical Online Helpdesk Users
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    The key idea of this study is modelling the behavior classification of users of med-
ical online helpdesk by using fuzzy logic approach. Implantation of mathematical
concepts based on fuzzy logic is a solution to complex problems in all areas of sci-
ence as it method of human reasoning and decision making. The fuzzy logic approach
is acceptable for the problems that required high accuracy.


Conclusion

    Developed methods for determining the main characteristics of the users of the
medical online helpdesk:
       professionalism;
       reputatitiveness;
       attractiveness;
       reactiveness;
       activeness.
    The classes of users of medical online helpdesk are allocated and the rules of clas-
sification of users are formulated.


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