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Pulse Diagnosis of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Taking pulse as a disease diagnosis process has a long history in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Ancient physicians used the common attributes of pulse conditions and finger-feeling characteristics as a basis for pulse classification, which " position, rate, shape and tendency " is the principle for pulse differentiation. However, it is not easy to express feelings of hands in a scientific way and not easy for clinical teaching and practice. To develope a new direction of pulse diagnosis in TCM by deep learning and integrative time-frequency domain analysis maybe can be solved the problem.
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