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Fig 1.

A perspective of system development steps.

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Table 1.

Format of the records to show the relationship.

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Table 2.

An example of observed information from a patient.

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Table 3.

Format of the probability table for retinopathy.

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Table 4.

A dataset showing the relation between HbA1c and NPDR.

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Fig 2.

The models made by the neural network (HbA1c-all).

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Table 5.

The statistical indices of ANN patterns.

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Fig 3.

A scatter graph between HbA1c level and risk of PDR.

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Fig 4.

The best fitted function (quadratic) to the HbA1c-Micro set of data.

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Table 6.

Statistical indices of selected seven patterns for HbA1c-Micro data table.

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Fig 5.

Bayesian network created by factors and complications.

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Fig 6.

A piece of probability table for DR.

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Fig 7.

A piece of probability table for macroalbuminuria.

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Fig 8.

A Bayesian network calculates the probability of complications for a patient.

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Table 7.

Statistical details of ANN and the best fitted regression models.

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Table 8.

Sensitivity, specificity and precision rate of the model for all five complications.

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