Entropy
Special Issue on: “Entropy in Biomedical Engineering”
Dear Colleagues,
The use of
nonlinear methods in biomedical engineering has gained increasing popularity,
with the entropy-based ones being of major importance. The various definitions
of entropy have been extensively used in biomedical engineering, where in some
topics, the vast majority of papers employ entropy analysis. Biomedical
engineering, with complex and multidimensional problems, has always inspired
researchers working on entropy, whilst significant entropy definitions have
been initiated from the biomedical engineering field. The inherent ability of
entropy to extract sensitive information from complex systems was catalytic in
this wide acceptance.
This Special Issue
focuses on contributions of the use of entropy in biomedical engineering,
including but not limited to biomedical applications; analysis of biomedical
data using entropy; contribution on entropy definitions inspired by biomedical
engineering topics; entropy definitions evaluated with biomedical data;
computing algorithms; and entropy as features in machine learning methods
applied on biomedical data.
George Manis
Guest Editor
[The
special issue is now open for submission]