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This paper describes a new method of data reduction and classification in a multidimensional symptom space for diagnostic aid of congenital heart diseases. The algorithm developed here is to reduce interactively a multidimensional symptom space to sectorial regions representing each disease in a semicircle using the modified constellation graph method. This method enables us to classify patients using the angle in the semicircle as a single classifying parameter with an accuracy of about 90%, that is, with little overlapping between disease sectors. Comparing this method with conventional factor analysis, we have found the former far more effective than the latter for disease region separation.
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