Jose M. Villegas

Dr. Jose M. Villegas

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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14 July 2022 in Sensors
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JTJorge Antonio Orozco Torres
Jorge Antonio Orozco Torres
AMAlejandro Medina-Santiago
Alejandro Medina-Santiago
JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
MGMonica Amador García
Monica Amador García
Alberto Delgado HernándezAlberto Delgado Hernández
Alberto Delgado Hernández
This paper presents the development of a multilayer feed-forward neural network for the diagnosis of hypertension, based on a population-based study. For the development of this architecture, several physiological factors have been considered, which are vital to determining the risk of being hypertensive; a diagnostic system can offer a solution which is not easy to determine by conventional means. The results obtained demonstrate the sustainability of health conditions affecting humanity today as a consequence of the social environment in which we live, e.g., economics, stress, smoking, alcoholism, drug addiction, obesity, diabetes, physical inactivity, etc., which leads to hypertension. The results of the neural network-based diagnostic system show an effectiveness of 90%, thus generating a high expectation in diagnosing the risk of hypertension from the analyzed physiological data.

18 September 2021 in Algorithms
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JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
Camilo CaraveoCamilo Caraveo
Camilo Caraveo
DMDavid A. Mejia
David A. Mejia
JRJosé L. Rodríguez
José L. Rodríguez
YVYuridia Vega
Yuridia Vega
AMAlejandro Medina-Santiago
Alejandro Medina-Santiago
The optimization is essential in the engineering area and, in conjunction with use of meta-heuristics, has had a great impact in recent years; this is because of its great precision in search of optimal parameters for the solution of problems. In this work, the use of the Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm (ABC) is presented to optimize the values for the variables of a proportional integral controller (PI) to observe the behavior of the controller with the optimized Ti and Kp values. It is proposed using a robot built using the MINDSTORMS version EV3 kit. The objective of this work is to demonstrate the improvement and efficiency of the controllers in conjunction with optimization meta-heuristics. In the results section, we observe that the results improve considerably compared to traditional methods. In this work, the main contribution is the implementation of an optimization algorithm (ABC) applied to a controller (PI), and the results are tested to control the movement of a robot. There are many papers where the kit is used in various domains such as education as well as research for science and technology tasks and some real-world problems by engineering scholars, showing the acceptable result.

21 May 2017 in Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies
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AMAlejandro Medina-Santiago
Alejandro Medina-Santiago
JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
JRJ. Ramirez-Torres
J. Ramirez-Torres
NGN. R. García-Chong
N. R. García-Chong
ACA. Cisneros-Gómez
A. Cisneros-Gómez
JBJ. I. Bermudez-Rodriguez
J. I. Bermudez-Rodriguez

9 July 2024 in IEEE Access
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JTJorge Antonio Orozco Torres
Jorge Antonio Orozco Torres
AMAlejandro Medina-Santiago
Alejandro Medina-Santiago
JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
SGSalvador Hernández Garduza
Salvador Hernández Garduza
MGMonica Amador García
Monica Amador García
GAGladys Falconi Alejandro
Gladys Falconi Alejandro
This study examines high school student dropout and proposes a support tool that utilizes a neuro-fuzzy system to mitigate this issue. The system analyzes a student’s economic and social information through a human-machine interface, registering data to evaluate dropout risk levels. It is proposed as an innovative alternative and considered a development project that seeks to perform diagnostics without compromising current support mechanisms. The successful implementation of this proposal will result in tangible benefits, particularly when considering the student community in various regions of the State of Chiapas, specifically in vulnerable areas. The system yielded positive results, manifesting its stability and robustness in both design and implementation. This endeavor not only tackles the identified issue, but also functions as an efficacious and dependable mechanism for assessing and averting student attrition, thereby fortifying the education system in these locales.

31 December 2024 in Applied Sciences
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AMAlejandro Medina-Santiago
Alejandro Medina-Santiago
JRJorge Iván Bermúdez Rodríguez
Jorge Iván Bermúdez Rodríguez
JTJorge Antonio Orozco Torres
Jorge Antonio Orozco Torres
Julio Alberto Guzman RabasaJulio Alberto Guzman Rabasa
Julio Alberto Guzman Rabasa
JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
GAGladys Falconi Alejandro
Gladys Falconi Alejandro
Methotrexate is an antimetabolic agent with proliferative and immunosuppressive activity. It has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) in children. However, there is evidence of an association between methotrexate and toxicity risks, which influences the personalization of treatment, particularly in the case of childhood ALL. This article presents the development and implementation of an algorithm based on artificial neural networks to detect methotrexate toxicity in pediatric patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The algorithm utilizes historical clinical and laboratory data, with an effectiveness of 99% in the tests performed with the patient dataset. The use of neural networks in medicine is often linked to disease diagnosis systems. However, neural networks are not only capable of recognizing examples but also hold very important information. For this reason, one of the main areas of application of neural networks is the interpretation of medical data. In this article, we diagnose, with the application of neural networks in medicine, a concrete example: detecting methotrexate in its early stages in pediatric patients.

9 September 2008
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JVJose M. Villegas
Jose M. Villegas
AMAlejandra Mancilla
Alejandra Mancilla
Patricia MelinPatricia Melin
Patricia Melin