ZHAO Zongyao,HE Anyu,ZHANG Yuchu,et al.The Nature of Symptoms and Its Significance to Symptoms Standardization[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2022,63(19):1801-1805.
ZHAO Zongyao,HE Anyu,ZHANG Yuchu,et al.The Nature of Symptoms and Its Significance to Symptoms Standardization[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2022,63(19):1801-1805.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2022.19.001.
The Nature of Symptoms and Its Significance to Symptoms Standardization
Based on previous researches focusing on standardized classification and connotation of the symptoms, this paper proposes eight natures of the symptoms, namely singleness, independence, uniqueness, completeness, classification, granularity, epistasis, and equivalence. It is believed that singleness is an important criterion for judging standardized symptoms or invalid symptoms; independence is a necessary basis for further researches after symptom standardization; and uniqueness is the objective requirement of reducing the dimension of data in the process of intelligentization and standardization of traditional Chinese medicine. It is pointed out that there are difficulties in clearly defining the connotation of the standardized expression of traditional symptoms, dealing with uncommon symptoms, enumerating the subordinate concepts, describing the time information, and judging the effective symptoms.
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