Intelligent operating architecture for audio-visual Breast Self-Examination Multimedia Training System

This paper introduces the initiated development of a computerised system called Breast Self- Examination - Multimedia Training System (BSE-MTS) and ongoing research for its development into effective, intelligent, high-tech system. Firstly, it presents the major components of the BSE-MTS and describes its future development into an intelligent system. Then, it outlines the development of the system as an intelligent integration of various modules of heterogeneous information, i.e.: (1) domain knowledge and perception of breast structures, locations, nodules (2) graphic and visual information (3) speech recognition and speech synthesis in the specific domain (4) interactive audio-visual feedback to the users of the BSE-MTS. The authors performed tests on using BSEMTS and present the outcomes. The paper is result of a research study.

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