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Mahmoud Eisavi, Salar Ghorbani, Ahmad Moiedfar, Maryam Holakoupour,
Volume 2, Issue 3 (12-2019)
Abstract

Introduction: Health expenditure and its relationship with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) have always been one of the cases of study in the framework of economic subjects. Wagner's Law is a theory that argues about this relationship and briefly, it says public sector increases when the GDP begins to grow in one country. This article, according to Wagner law, examines the relationship between health spending and GDP in Iran.
Methods: In order to investigate the relationship between the two variables, Toda-Yamamoto and Cointegration causality methods were used. The study period included the years 1980 to 2016. The results of Todayamamato causality method showed that there is a statistically causal relationship between the two variables.
Results: The Johansson coefficient showed that there was a positive relationship between GDP and health expenditure.
Conclusion: In other words, an increase in GDP led to an increase in health spending, so Wagner law was approved for health expenditure in Iran.
Shabnam Akhoundi Yazdi, Amin Janghorbani Poudeh, Ali Maleki,
Volume 7, Issue 3 (Autumn 2024)
Abstract

Introduction: Autism is classified as a developmental disorder and primarily disrupts social interactions and communication. This disorder has no definitive treatment, making early diagnosis crucial for mitigating its effects. The purpose of this study is to identify autistic individuals based on the recorded information of their walking pattern by Kinect sensor.
Methods: In this research, the machine learning method was employed to identify autistic individuals based on recorded joint position data during walking, recorded by the Kinect sensor. First, a group of statistical features was extracted from the Kinect data, which included joint positions and the angles between them. Then, the extracted features were evaluated using the statistical test of analysis of variance, and the optimal features were selected. Finally, classification was performed by decision tree classifier.
Results: In this research, the classification of healthy and autistic individuals was done by the decision tree classification and 42 optimal features selected based on statistical analysis, and the accuracy of classification was 85%. The sensitivity and specificity obtained in this classification are 88 and 82%, respectively.
Conclusion: According to the classification results, this research was able to achieve acceptable accuracy by using the low dimension feature vector obtained by statistical analysis. This research, shows autistic individuals can be classified from healthy people only by having the position of several joints. It is suggested researches in future, using this method for measurement the recovery rate or control autism in patient after performing treatment methods.


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