Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A possible way to evaluate the progress of Alzheimer disease is to conduct the Isaac set test [13, 14]. In this activity, patients are asked to cite the largest possible number of city names within a minute. Since the city names are handwritten very quickly by a medical practitioner some cities are abbreviated or poorly written. In order to analyze such data, medical practitioners need to digitize the notes first and clean the dataset. Because these tasks are intricate and error prone  propose a novel set of tools, involving interactive visualization techniques, to help medical practitioners in the digitization and data-cleaning process. This system will be tested as part of an ongoing longitudinal study involving 9500 patients.
['Antoine Lhuillier', 'Christophe Hurter', 'Christophe Jouffrais', 'Emmanuel J. Barbeau', 'Hélène Amieva']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Visual analytics for the interpretation of fluency tests during Alzheimer evaluation
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