iScience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(9), P. 110603 - 110603
Published: July 30, 2024
The
growing
AI
field
faces
trust,
transparency,
fairness,
and
discrimination
challenges.
Despite
the
need
for
new
regulations,
there
is
a
mismatch
between
regulatory
science
AI,
preventing
consistent
framework.
A
five-layer
nested
model
design
validation
aims
to
address
these
issues
streamline
application
validation,
improving
adoption.
This
aligns
with
addresses
practitioners'
daily
challenges,
offers
prescriptive
guidance
determining
appropriate
evaluation
approaches
by
identifying
unique
validity
threats.
We
have
three
recommendations
motivated
this
model:
(1)
Authors
should
distinguish
layers
when
claiming
contributions
clarify
specific
areas
in
which
contribution
made
avoid
confusion;
(2)
authors
explicitly
state
upstream
assumptions
ensure
that
context
limitations
of
their
system
are
clearly
understood,
(3)
venues
promote
thorough
testing
systems
compliance
requirements.
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
64(15), P. 5771 - 5785
Published: July 15, 2024
Geometric
deep
learning
models,
which
incorporate
the
relevant
molecular
symmetries
within
neural
network
architecture,
have
considerably
improved
accuracy
and
data
efficiency
of
predictions
properties.
Building
on
this
success,
we
introduce
3DReact,
a
geometric
model
to
predict
reaction
properties
from
three-dimensional
structures
reactants
products.
We
demonstrate
that
invariant
version
is
sufficient
for
existing
sets.
illustrate
its
competitive
performance
prediction
activation
barriers
GDB7-22-TS,
Cyclo-23-TS,
Proparg-21-TS
sets
in
different
atom-mapping
regimes.
show
that,
compared
models
property
prediction,
3DReact
offers
flexible
framework
exploits
information,
if
available,
as
well
geometries
products
(in
an
or
equivariant
fashion).
Accordingly,
it
performs
systematically
across
sets,
regimes,
both
interpolation
extrapolation
tasks.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Oct. 26, 2024
Abstract
Medicine
recommendation
systems
are
designed
to
aid
healthcare
professionals
by
analysing
a
patient’s
admission
data
recommend
safe
and
effective
medications.
These
categorised
into
two
types:
instance-based
longitudinal-based.
Instance-based
models
only
consider
the
current
admission,
while
longitudinal
medical
history.
Electronic
Health
Records
used
incorporate
history
models.
This
project
proposes
novel
K
nowledge
G
raph-
D
riven
Recommendation
System
using
Graph
Neural
Net
works,
KGDNet
,
that
utilises
EHR
along
with
ontologies
Drug-Drug
Interaction
knowledge
construct
admission-wise
clinical
medicine
Knowledge
Graphs
for
every
patient.
Recurrent
Networks
employed
model
historical
data,
learn
embeddings
from
Graphs.
A
Transformer-based
Attention
mechanism
is
then
generate
medication
recommendations
patient,
considering
their
state,
history,
joint
records.
The
evaluated
on
MIMIC-IV
outperforms
existing
methods
in
terms
of
precision,
recall,
F1
score,
Jaccard
control.
An
ablation
study
our
various
inputs
components
provide
evidence
importance
each
component
providing
best
performance.
Case
also
performed
demonstrate
real-world
effectiveness
KGDNet.
iScience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
27(9), P. 110603 - 110603
Published: July 30, 2024
The
growing
AI
field
faces
trust,
transparency,
fairness,
and
discrimination
challenges.
Despite
the
need
for
new
regulations,
there
is
a
mismatch
between
regulatory
science
AI,
preventing
consistent
framework.
A
five-layer
nested
model
design
validation
aims
to
address
these
issues
streamline
application
validation,
improving
adoption.
This
aligns
with
addresses
practitioners'
daily
challenges,
offers
prescriptive
guidance
determining
appropriate
evaluation
approaches
by
identifying
unique
validity
threats.
We
have
three
recommendations
motivated
this
model:
(1)
Authors
should
distinguish
layers
when
claiming
contributions
clarify
specific
areas
in
which
contribution
made
avoid
confusion;
(2)
authors
explicitly
state
upstream
assumptions
ensure
that
context
limitations
of
their
system
are
clearly
understood,
(3)
venues
promote
thorough
testing
systems
compliance
requirements.