The comparative evaluation of diagnosis, given on the same ECG by a cardiologist and by a computerized system HP 5600 C on line and off line, allowed us to specify for each diagnosis the agreement's degree between cardiologist and computerized reading and the disagreement's degree due to inadequate program and to "casual" errors of analysis.
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