“Learning” Can Improve the Blood Glucose Control Performance for Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Youqing Wang(Minzu University of China), Claudio Cobelli(University of Padua), Wenying Yang(China-Japan Friendship Hospital), Bo Zhang(Weifang People's Hospital), Dong Zhao(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Na Wang(Union Hospital), Xiaoping Chen(China-Japan Friendship Hospital), Jinping Zhang(Jiangnan University), Fanmao Zeng(Beijing University of Chemical Technology)
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