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I am trying to invent personalized and adaptive methods, techniques to develop a computer based system that can help the clinician to manage stress in psychophysiology. My research areas are case-based reasoning, datamining, fuzzy logic, diagnosis, treatment and knowledge/experience sharing.

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Research projects

On-going:
• IMod-Intelligent Concentration Monitoring and Warning System for Professional Drivers
• NovaMedTech II
• Pain Out, WP decision support for pain relief


Finished:
• EKEN-Efficient knowledge and experience reuse within the business world
• ExAct, Intelligent experience sharing for industrial applications
• IPOS, Integrated Personal Health Optimizing System
• NovaMedTech
• PROEK, Ökad Produktivitet och Livskvalitet

• An Intelligent Support System for the Patients with Post-operative Pain
• Artifact handling or filtering noise from the biological sensor signals EEG and ECG
• Business intelligent systems for small and medium enterprises.
• Identification of both Similar and Diverse Rare Cases in Post-operative Pain Management
• Multi-Sensor Information Fusion for Monitoring Driver’s Level of Performance


Finished theses:
• A decision support system for stress diagnosis using ECG signal.
• Artificial Intelligence Search Algorithms In Travel Planning
• Artificial Intelligence Search Algorithms In Travel Planning
• Case-based reasoning in postoperative pain treatment
• Clinical Decision Support System for Post operative Pain relief
• Decision Support System for Lung Diseases (DSS)
• Develop Experience Reusing System by Combining Vector Space Model and Nearest Neighbour.
• Efficient Remote Instruction Procedures Using Case Base Reasoning
• Experience Sharing Over the InternetCase study e-learning
• Feature Extraction From Sensor Data To Represent And Matching Cases For Patient Health Care
• Online fuzzy case-based individual stress diagnosing system
• Textual CBR system using domain specific ontology