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Classifying patients after 24h regarding their admission diagnosis, using the APACHE group II and IV labels.
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This is the first public benchmark on a multi-centre critical care dataset, comparing the performance of clinical gold standard with the authors' predictive model and investigating the impact of numerical variables as well as handling of categorical variables on each of the defined tasks.
This work provides a benchmark covering a large spectrum of ICU-related tasks using the HiRID dataset, and provides an in-depth analysis of current state-of-the-art sequence modeling methods, highlighting some limitations of deep learning approaches for this type of data.
A deep learning approach for clustering time-series data, where each cluster comprises patients who share similar future outcomes of interest (e.g., adverse events, the onset of comorbidities).
POPDx can predict phenotypes that are rare or even unobserved in training and demonstrate substantial improvement of automated multiphenotype recognition across 22 disease categories, and its application in identifying key epidemiological features associated with each phenotype.
A new unsupervised machine learning technique, denominated as Trace-based clustering, and a 5-step methodology in order to support clinicians when identifying patient phenotypes are proposed, showing that the proposed methodology allows physicians to identify consistent patient phenotype.
This work uses the newly-described non-linear embedding technique called uniform manifold approximation and projection (UMAP) to identify clusters in the embedded data and uses the adjusted Rand index to establish stability in the discovery of these clusters, describing the emergent properties of discovered clusters.
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