论文信息 - Type 1 Diabetes Regulated by ANFIS at Molecular Levels

Type 1 Diabetes Regulated by ANFIS at Molecular Levels

Soft computing based controller is designed for Type 1 diabetes modeled at molecular levels. Rough rule base is generated with subtractive clustering which is followed by its refinement by parameter tuning. As a result, an Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) is created. Simulation results are in accordance with the behavior of the healthy human blood glucose system.

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