Supervised machine learning algorithms to predict the duration and risk of long-term hospitalization in HIV-infected individuals: a retrospective study
Jialu Li,
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Yiwei Hao,
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Ying Liu
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et al.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 5, 2024
Objective
The
study
aimed
to
use
supervised
machine
learning
models
predict
the
length
and
risk
of
prolonged
hospitalization
in
PLWHs
help
physicians
timely
clinical
intervention
avoid
waste
health
resources.
Methods
Regression
were
established
based
on
RF,
KNN,
SVM,
XGB
hospital
stay
using
RMSE,
MAE,
MAPE,
R
2
,
while
classification
NN,
accuracy,
PPV,
NPV,
specificity,
sensitivity,
kappa,
visualization
evaluation
AUROC,
AUPRC,
calibration
curves
decision
all
used
for
internally
validation.
Results
In
regression
models,
model
performed
best
internal
validation
(RMSE
=
16.81,
MAE
10.39,
MAPE
0.98,
0.47)
stay,
NN
presented
good
fitting
stable
features
testing
sets,
with
excellent
accuracy
(0.7623),
PPV
(0.7853),
NPV
(0.7092),
sensitivity
(0.8754),
specificity
(0.5882),
kappa
(0.4672),
further
indicated
that
largest
AUROC
(0.9779),
AUPRC
(0.773)
well-performed
curve
Conclusion
This
showed
was
effective
predicting
PLWH.
Based
predictive
an
intelligent
medical
prediction
system
may
be
developed
effectively
HIV
patients
according
their
records,
which
helped
reduce
healthcare
Language: Английский
Systemic lupus in the era of machine learning medicine
Kevin Zhan,
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Katherine Buhler,
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Irene Y. Chen
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et al.
Lupus Science & Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. e001140 - e001140
Published: March 1, 2024
Artificial
intelligence
and
machine
learning
applications
are
emerging
as
transformative
technologies
in
medicine.
With
greater
access
to
a
diverse
range
of
big
datasets,
researchers
turning
these
powerful
techniques
for
data
analysis.
Machine
can
reveal
patterns
interactions
between
variables
large
complex
datasets
more
accurately
efficiently
than
traditional
statistical
methods.
approaches
open
new
possibilities
studying
SLE,
multifactorial,
highly
heterogeneous
disease.
Here,
we
discuss
how
methods
rapidly
being
integrated
into
the
field
SLE
research.
Recent
reports
have
focused
on
building
prediction
models
and/or
identifying
novel
biomarkers
using
both
supervised
unsupervised
understanding
disease
pathogenesis,
early
diagnosis
prognosis
In
this
review,
will
provide
an
overview
current
gaps,
challenges
opportunities
studies.
External
validation
most
is
still
needed
before
clinical
adoption.
Utilisation
deep
models,
alternative
sources
health
increased
awareness
ethics,
governance
regulations
surrounding
use
artificial
medicine
help
propel
exciting
forward.
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Global and Local Interpretable Machine Learning Allow Early Prediction of Unscheduled Hospital Readmission
R. R. Martin,
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Catalina Morales-Hernández,
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C. Barbera
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et al.
Machine Learning and Knowledge Extraction,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3), P. 1653 - 1666
Published: July 17, 2024
Nowadays,
most
of
the
health
expenditure
is
due
to
chronic
patients
who
are
readmitted
several
times
for
their
pathologies.
Personalized
prevention
strategies
could
be
developed
improve
management
these
patients.
The
aim
present
work
was
develop
local
predictive
models
using
interpretable
machine
learning
techniques
early
identify
individual
unscheduled
hospital
readmissions.
To
do
this,
a
retrospective,
case-control
study,
based
on
information
regarding
patient
readmission
in
2018–2019,
conducted.
After
curation
initial
dataset
(n
=
76,210),
final
number
participants
n
29,026.
A
analysis
performed
following
algorithms
readmissions
as
dependent
variable.
Local
model-agnostic
interpretability
methods
were
also
performed.
We
observed
13%
rate
cases.
There
statistically
significant
differences
age
and
days
stay
(p
<
0.001
both
cases).
logistic
regression
model
revealed
therapy
(odds
ratio:
3.75),
diabetes
mellitus
history
1.14),
1.02)
relevant
factors.
Machine
yielded
better
results
sensitivity
other
metrics.
Following,
this
procedure,
important
factors
predict
Interestingly,
variables
like
allergies
adverse
drug
reaction
antecedents
relevant.
Individualized
prediction
high
sensitivity.
In
conclusion,
our
study
identified
influencing
readmissions,
emphasizing
impact
length
stay.
introduced
personalized
risk
predicting
with
notable
accuracy.
Future
research
should
include
more
clinical
refine
further.
Language: Английский