iHomeoMate: Intelligent Case Analysis
We have covered several interesting features of “iHomoMate” in the earlier articles. In this article, we will take a look at the most important…
iHomeoMate: Generating Simulated Cases
If you are a homeopath who also teaches in a Homeopathy college, one of the interesting challenges you will face regularly is to come…
iHomeoMate: Remedy Kingdoms and Themes
A good understanding of various remedy “kingdoms” and their associated “themes” is important for homeopathic prescribing, especially in chronic cases. iHomeoMate’s Remedy Kingdoms and…
“iHomeoMate”: Automatic Case Review
One of the key features of “iHomeoMate”, and one that I am quite excited about, is the ability to automatically review a case and…
“iHomeoMate”: Part – 3
Let us continue the discussion of my Intelligent Homeopathy Assistant, officially called “iHomeoMate”. Samual Hahnemann’s Organon of Medicine is the foundation on which the…
Intelligent Homeopathy Assistant: Part-2
In the last article I started to write about the Homeopathy application I have built. In particular, I explained the “Compare Remedies” feature that will…
Building an Intelligent Homeopathy Assistant
I have written extensively about my initial work on developing homeopathy Repertorization software and more recently, on Case Analysis Using RAG and using Semantic Search to…
KP Astrology REST Server: Part 2
In my earlier article, I had briefly described the REST server I wanted to build for Krishnamurti Padhdhati system of astrology. After a long…
Using OpenAI from Mathematica
Mathematica was among the first to integrate with OpenAI. The functionality is nicely exposed in terms of a few pre-defined functions. Let us explore…
Using Streamlit to Create Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Is it possible to build a web application in Python to display (and evaluate) multiple-choice questions? Even more importantly, can we render “latex” equations…