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**** Over fifty petaquads of computer memory devoted to medical database (VOY: "Life Line") | **** Over fifty petaquads of computer memory devoted to medical database (VOY: "Life Line") | ||
** Mark IV | ** Mark IV | ||
*** Designed to learn socialization and techniques in the field so as to avoid personality issues found in previous versions (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash") | *** Designed to learn socialization and techniques in the field so as to avoid personality issues found in previous versions (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash", "Here There Be Monsters") | ||
* Version history | * Version history | ||
** Project begun at [[Jupiter|Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center]], [[Starfleet]], c.2370 | ** Project begun at [[Jupiter|Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center]], [[Starfleet]], c.2370 | ||
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*** Existing modules reassigned to maintenance and labor tasks (VOY: "Author, Author") | *** Existing modules reassigned to maintenance and labor tasks (VOY: "Author, Author") | ||
*** Vessel CMOs could request exemption on an individual basis (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Sow'') | *** Vessel CMOs could request exemption on an individual basis (TNG Novel: ''A Time to Sow'') | ||
** Mark IV released by 2376 (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash"; VOY: "Life Line") | ** Mark IV released by February 2376 (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash"; VOY: "Life Line") | ||
[[Category:Virtual Intelligences]] | [[Category:Virtual Intelligences]] | ||
Revision as of 22:23, 26 December 2018
- Full name: EMH Program Diagnostic and Surgical Subroutine
- Commonly referred to as "EMH"
- VI designed for short-term supplementation of medical staff during emergency situations
- Mark I rated for 1,500 hours prior to risk of memory fragmentation (VOY: "The Swarm")
- At least one example demonstrated transition to AI upon extreme usage, exposure to social stimuli (Various)
- Characteristics
- Mark I
- Physical design based on Dr. Lewis Zimmerman (VOY: "Projections")
- Medical subroutines designed based on experience of 47 individual Starfleet medical officers, including Leonard McCoy (VOY: "Life Line")
- Database contains information from over two thousand medical reference texts (VOY: "Life Line")
- Over fifty petaquads of computer memory devoted to medical database (VOY: "Life Line")
- Mark IV
- Designed to learn socialization and techniques in the field so as to avoid personality issues found in previous versions (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash", "Here There Be Monsters")
- Mark I
- Version history
- Project begun at Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center, Starfleet, c.2370
- Project led by Lewis Zimmerman (VOY: "Projections", "Life Line")
- Other staff included Reginald Barclay (VOY: "Projections")
- Mark I completed early 2371 (VOY: "Caretaker", "Life Line")
- 677 Mark I modules distributed across Starfleet (VOY: "Life Line")
- Installation coupled with integrated backup module, interactive diagnostic program in event of malfunctions (VOY: "The Swarm", "Living Witness")
- Design work begun on Long-term Medical Hologram mid-2373 (DS9: "Doctor Bashir, I Presume")
- Issues with Mark I personality subroutines led to scrapping of LMH project, release of Mark II by 2374 (VOY: "Message in a Bottle")
- Existing modules reassigned to maintenance and labor tasks (VOY: "Author, Author")
- Vessel CMOs could request exemption on an individual basis (TNG Novel: A Time to Sow)
- Mark IV released by February 2376 (SCE Short Story: "Hard Crash"; VOY: "Life Line")
- Project begun at Jupiter Station Holoprogramming Center, Starfleet, c.2370