Hi @Ahmad Abbasian

My suggestion is:

1‌. Get information about patients' awareness through experts through an open survey form

2. With the help of experts, design pairwise comparison forms to determine the level of patient awareness at an unspecified time

3. Distribute the forms in unrelated spaces and find the result of the forms with the help of fuzzy network analysis method.

4. Enter the final output of the previous section into a fuzzy expert system based on rules obtained from experts and decision makers. You can design this system in MATLAB or Clips

5. The output of the previous section can be a reliable solution to your problem

Good luck

Dear Majid Jangizehi thanks a lot

How we can implement this fuzzy system on an intelligent Robot, that can automatically determine the level of Consciousness in absence of nurses or doctors?

@Ahmad Abbasian

you're welcome,

Your demanded has two stages: 1. Problem solution design, which I mentioned comprehensively in the previous answer. This design is made possible by a team of computer and industry experts. 2. Presenting and introducing the designed model. This step is performed by artificial intelligence and robotics specialists.

Ask what day it is, where they are, to move fingers, etc.

If all reponses OK they are aware. MD do this all the time.

I suppose a robot could also interrogate. However it is best an MD does this.

It is just trivial via blood pressure monitoring.

If you are asking if there is a way to create an algorithm that can determine this, yes. There is a way to determine the key traits the pull from the persons use, and "determine if they are consciously aware." A scale of measurement would need to be predetermined as well as your reason for wanted to know. I do not believe the traits that some associate with the level of consciousness for awareness, which in my opinion would constitute the correlation to intelligence for consciousness, may not be completely accurate so A COMPETITIVE STUDY TO DETERMINE WHAT LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS SPARKS ATTENTIVENESS/AWARENESS maybe an idea. Is this for an ADD study or to see how to get a patient more interested in a subject matter?