Optimal blood glucose control in diabetes mellitus treatment using dynamic programming based on Ackerman's linear model

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Determination of insulin injection dose in diabetes mellitus treatment can be considered as an optimal control problem. This article is aimed to simulate optimal blood glucose control for patient with diabetes mellitus. The blood glucose regulation of diabetic patient is represented by Ackerman's Linear Model. This problem is then solved using dynamic programming method. The desired blood glucose level is obtained by minimizing the performance index in Lagrange form. The results show that dynamic programming based on Ackerman's Linear Model is quite good to solve the problem.

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Pradanti, P., & Hartono. (2018). Optimal blood glucose control in diabetes mellitus treatment using dynamic programming based on Ackerman’s linear model. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 974). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/974/1/012038

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