DOI10.13463/j.cnki.cczyy.2016.01.001··11*12111.2503552.250014、、、、、、。。R241.2A2095-6258201601-0001-05“”81373515。1988-。*-053189628063-qidm119@163.comUnsupervisedmethodsinTCMsyndromestandardizationstudyZHANGShijun1QIDongmei1*LIYunlun12NIEWenting1ZHULijuan11.ShangdongUniversityofTCMJinan250355China2.TheHospitalAffiliatedtoShandongUniversityofTCMJinan250014ChinaAbstractThemethodsofTCMSyndromeStandardizationStudyincludetheSupervisedmethodandtheUnsuper-visedmethod.ThecommonUnsupervisedmethodsinthestudyofTCMsyndromestandardizationincludeMultidimen-sionalScalingPrincipalComponentsAnalysisFactorAnalysisClusteringAnalysisAssociationRuleLatentStructureModelsStructuralEquationModelandInformationEntropytheexplanationoftherelationshipbetweenthesymptomshaveadifferentdirectionsincedifferentunsupervisedmethodbasedonthedifferentthoughtandprinciplesothedif-ferentresultscanreflectingthedifferentproblems.DuringthestudyofthestandardizationofTCMsyndromestudytherearethreeaspectsneedtopayattentionthequalityofthedatashouldbestrictlycontrolledtheanalysismethodshouldbeselectedproperlyandthedataresultsshouldberefinedandinterpretedbyprofessionalresearchers.KeywordsTCMsyndromestandardizationunsupervisedmethodsclassificationapplication12。、。、。—1—32120162JournalofChangchunUniversityofChineseMedicineVol.32No.1Feb.20163。unsupervisedmethodsupervisedmethod455、。、、、、、6。4。16-9、、、、、、。1.1multidimension-alscaling10。。1.2princi-palcomponentsanalysis//11。factoranalysis//11。12-13。1.3clusteringanalysis14。/15。1.4associationrule1617。1.5latentstructuremod-els。1.6structuralequa-tionmodel、18。、19。1.7informationentropy“”20。。22.1—2—32120162JournalofChangchunUniversityofChineseMedicineVol.32No.1Feb.2016、6。215054。224400、。2.2。232、、、、、、7。24、、、、、。2.3。25106β、、。26、、、、、、、7。2.4““。27Apriori、925。28“—”。2.529。30。316735。2.6。32、。33。2.7。349、、、。35601108、、、、、。33.1。、—3—32120162JournalofChangchunUniversityofChineseMedicineVol.32No.1Feb.2016、。3.2、。。。3.3、。。、、、、6。。1.J.20044510729-731.2.M.2006237.3.J.2011522168-171.4.C//20072007.5.J.2004254555-559.6.D.2007.7.D.2007.8.D.2007.9TREVORHROBERTTJEJ.-M.2004.10.D.2012.11.M.2002.12.J.20103836-10.13.J.20121291-93.14.J.200416679-80.15.J.2013204103-107.16.J.2008262357-359.17.J.20062912797-801.18.J.20079530-3344.19.J.201030185-87.20.J.2007475873.21.J.2008203254-256.22.4400J.20073491217-1220.23.2J.2015362155-157.24.J.201542283-87.25.βJ.2012273607-611.26.J.201218214-16.27.J.2015133329-331.28.J.201435511-14.—4—32120162JournalofChangchunUniversityofChineseMedicineVol.32No.1Feb.2016DOI10.13463/j.cnki.cczyy.2016.01.002*110847。、、、。R255A2095-6258201601-0005-049732013CB532004。1982-。*-02431207048-shiyan@lnutcm.edu.cnAncientphysicians'academicthoughtonheadacheTENGFeiSHIYan*LiaoningUniversityofTraditionalChineseMedicineShenyang110847ChinaAbstractThroughsystematicstudyofancientliteraturediscussionofheadache.Wefoundthattheancientphysi-cianshasmaderemarkableachievementsinthetheoryandpracticeoftheheadache.BeforeTangDynastyphysiciansthoughtthatexopathyinvadedchannelswouldtriggerheadachesandthemostinfluentialtheorywasZhongjing’ssyn-dromedifferentiationofchanneltheory.InSongJinandYuandynastiesphysiciansmadeimportantcontributionstotheheadachetheoryofdifferentiationtypingandtreatment.BytheMingandQingDynastiesphysicianssummarizeandimprovetheheadacheonthebasisoftheancientsthusformingacomprehensiveunderstandingofheadache.Keywordsheadachepathogenesisdoctrinephysicians29.J.20079418-21.30.J.2009328519-526.31.Ⅱ———J.2008319584-587.32.HIV/AIDSJ.2011285495-496.33.J.20112651033-1036.34.1069J.2008143211-213.35.J.2010337493-495.2015-06-06—5—32120162JournalofChangchunUniversityofChineseMedicineVol.32No.1Feb.2016