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Deep Neural Network-Based Accelerated Failure Time Models Using Rank Loss.

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An accelerated failure time (AFT) model assumes a log-linear relationship between failure times and a set of covariates. In contrast to other popular survival models that work on hazard functions, the effects of covariates are directly on failure tim...

Weighted Expectile Regression Neural Networks for Right Censored Data.

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As a favorable alternative to the censored quantile regression, censored expectile regression has been popular in survival analysis due to its flexibility in modeling the heterogeneous effect of covariates. The existing weighted expectile regression ...

Assessing the Performance of Machine Learning Methods Trained on Public Health Observational Data: A Case Study From COVID-19.

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From early in the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, there was interest in using machine learning methods to predict COVID-19 infection status based on vocal audio signals, for example, cough recordings. However, early studies had limitati...

Integrative deep learning with prior assisted feature selection.

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Integrative analysis has emerged as a prominent tool in biomedical research, offering a solution to the "small and large " challenge. Leveraging the powerful capabilities of deep learning in extracting complex relationship between genes and disease...

deepAFT: A nonlinear accelerated failure time model with artificial neural network.

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The Cox regression model or accelerated failure time regression models are often used for describing the relationship between survival outcomes and potential explanatory variables. These models assume the studied covariates are connected to the survi...

Model-agnostic explanations for survival prediction models.

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Advanced machine learning methods capable of capturing complex and nonlinear relationships can be used in biomedical research to accurately predict time-to-event outcomes. However, these methods have been criticized as "black boxes" that are not inte...

Do machine learning methods lead to similar individualized treatment rules? A comparison study on real data.

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Identifying patients who benefit from a treatment is a key aspect of personalized medicine, which allows the development of individualized treatment rules (ITRs). Many machine learning methods have been proposed to create such rules. However, to what...

Accommodating misclassification effects on optimizing dynamic treatment regimes with Q-learning.

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Research on dynamic treatment regimes has enticed extensive interest. Many methods have been proposed in the literature, which, however, are vulnerable to the presence of misclassification in covariates. In particular, although Q-learning has receive...

Sample size and predictive performance of machine learning methods with survival data: A simulation study.

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Prediction models are increasingly developed and used in diagnostic and prognostic studies, where the use of machine learning (ML) methods is becoming more and more popular over traditional regression techniques. For survival outcomes the Cox proport...

Unsupervised learning for medical data: A review of probabilistic factorization methods.

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We review popular unsupervised learning methods for the analysis of high-dimensional data encountered in, for example, genomics, medical imaging, cohort studies, and biobanks. We show that four commonly used methods, principal component analysis, K-m...