A Hybrid Execution Environment for Computer-Interpretable Guidelines in PROforma
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| author | Kogan, Alexandra Leizer, Roy Wilk, Szymon Glasspool, David |
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| contents | In this paper, we share our experience of developing a hybrid execution environment for computer-interpretable guidelines (CIGs) in PROforma. The proposed environment is part of the CAPABLE system which provides coaching for cancer patients and decision support for physicians. It extends a standard PROforma execution engine - Deontics Engine (DE) - with additional components that act as wrappers around DE, allow handling of non-standard tasks, and facilitate integration with the rest of the CAPABLE system. This yields a hybrid environment in which the standard engine and specialized components must be interfaced together by some intervening layer. In the CAPABLE system this has been achieved by defining a set of specialized meta-properties which are attached to data and tasks in the PROforma CIGs to specify the interface between engine and components. |
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| spellingShingle | A Hybrid Execution Environment for Computer-Interpretable Guidelines in PROforma Kogan, Alexandra Leizer, Roy Wilk, Szymon Glasspool, David Software Engineering In this paper, we share our experience of developing a hybrid execution environment for computer-interpretable guidelines (CIGs) in PROforma. The proposed environment is part of the CAPABLE system which provides coaching for cancer patients and decision support for physicians. It extends a standard PROforma execution engine - Deontics Engine (DE) - with additional components that act as wrappers around DE, allow handling of non-standard tasks, and facilitate integration with the rest of the CAPABLE system. This yields a hybrid environment in which the standard engine and specialized components must be interfaced together by some intervening layer. In the CAPABLE system this has been achieved by defining a set of specialized meta-properties which are attached to data and tasks in the PROforma CIGs to specify the interface between engine and components. |
| title | A Hybrid Execution Environment for Computer-Interpretable Guidelines in PROforma |
| topic | Software Engineering |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.05011 |