Abstract
The application of artificial intelligence (AI) in hematology it not new at all. However,
it increasingly becomes part of the measurement of hematological parameters and subsequently
also influences decision making. Here some examples are provided where well established
parameters could be exploited better, if data are not reduced to single values but
instead the entire data generation process is considered. Furthermore applications
of artificial neural networks (ANN), point of care (PoC) devices and the internet
of things (IoT) are discussed. Beside all the technical advancements human judgement
will remain the last decision.
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Published online: October 31, 2020
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