Acupoint recommendation and knowledge graph analysis based on improved convolutional network
Wenxi Cheng, Chengpeng Zhang, Jiarui Wang
Problems Identified (4)
Personalized acupoint recommendation: The paper addresses the challenge of making precise acupoint recommendations tailored to specific symptoms while accounting for symptom-acupuncture relationships.
TCM data scarcity: The paper identifies scarcity of traditional Chinese medicine data as a limitation for conventional recommendation approaches.
Personalized acupoint recommendation: The paper addresses the challenge of making precise acupoint recommendations tailored to specific symptoms while accounting for symptom-acupuncture relationships.
TCM data scarcity: The paper identifies scarcity of traditional Chinese medicine data as a limitation for conventional recommendation approaches.
Proposed Solutions (5)
Property-fusion graph convolutional network: The paper proposes an improved graph convolution network with property fusion, named PEGCN, for acupoint recommendation.
Acupoint attribute enrichment: The method extracts attribute information of acupuncture points to enrich their representations.
Attention-enhanced GCN relation modeling: The approach combines a GCN architecture with a focus system to model relations between symptoms and acupuncture points.
CiteSpace bibliometric knowledge mapping: The paper uses CiteSpace 6.3 to perform bibliometric analysis and generate knowledge maps for keywords, authors, and organizations.
Property-fusion graph convolutional network: The paper proposes an improved graph convolution network with property fusion, named PEGCN, for acupoint recommendation.
Results (3)
Symptom-acupoint relation capture:
Bibliometric knowledge map generated:
Symptom-acupoint relation capture:
Research Domain
Traditional Chinese Medicine acupoint recommendation and knowledge graph/bibliometric analysis