• Zhongguo Zhong Yao Za Zhi · Jul 2014

    [Study on prescription combination and design method based on dichotomy and greedy algorithm].

    • Fang Dong, Xiao-He Li, Hong-Ling Guo, Ou Tao, Yun Wang, and Yan-Jiang Qiao.
    • Zhongguo Zhong Yao Za Zhi. 2014 Jul 1; 39 (13): 2386-8.

    AbstractThe prescription combinations of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) focuses on the taste and channel tropism, the Qi movement, as well as the compatibility according to multiple combination principles and medicinal property and flavor combination of several traditional Chinese medicines. With the in-depth study on the prescription compatibility, researchers have realized that the medicinal property theory is the core of TCM combinations. However, there is no definite method for combinations based on medicinal properties. In this paper, the authors put forward an method for designing prescription combinations based on bipartite graph and the greedy algorithm. With the medicinal property combinations of Siweilurong Pills for example, the authors proved this method could provide ideas for quickly choosing herbal medicines for prescription combinations, and discussed the prospect of this method in substituting previous and endangered herbal medicines and banned medicinal materials.

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