Fuzzy rule base for the HIV multilingual informatics software in English and three (3) indigenous South African languages–using 14 rules.

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healthcarenatural language processing

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softwaredataset

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OluFolAbdCan

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This table is the Fuzzy Rule-Base table for a second HIV patient. This table consists of an expanded number of HIV symptoms (24 HIV symptoms), with 14 rules. The table also provided answers to some of the lifestyle questions in MAVSCOT, before determining the diagnosis of the severity of the HIV of the second patient. Most of the results in this table, show that the HIV diagnosis is SEVERE unlike the table for the first HIV patient that had most of the diagnosed cases of HIV diagnosis as MODERATE.

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