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Model-informed approach to estimate treatment effect in placebo-controlled clinical trials using an artificial intelligence-based propensity weighting methodology to account for non-specific responses to treatment.

Journal of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
In randomized, placebo controlled clinical trials (RCT) in major depressive disorders (MDD), treatment response (TR) is estimated by the change from baseline at study-end (EOS) of the scores of clinical scales used for assessing disease severity. Tre...

Frequency-adjusted borders ordinal forest: A novel tree ensemble method for ordinal prediction.

The British journal of mathematical and statistical psychology
Ordinal responses commonly occur in psychology, e.g., through school grades or rating scales. Where traditionally parametric statistical models like the proportional odds model have been used, machine learning (ML) methods such as random forest (RF) ...

Modelling the effect of base component properties and processing conditions on mixture products using probabilistic, knowledge-guided neural networks.

International journal of pharmaceutics
Development of materials by mixing different base components is a widespread methodology to create materials with improved properties compared to those of its base components. However, efficient determination of the properties of mixture-based materi...

Predictive modelling of linear growth faltering among pediatric patients with Diarrhea in Rural Western Kenya: an explainable machine learning approach.

BMC medical informatics and decision making
INTRODUCTION: Stunting affects one-fifth of children globally with diarrhea accounting for an estimated 13.5% of stunting. Identifying risk factors for its precursor, linear growth faltering (LGF), is critical to designing interventions. Moreover, de...

Predicting the time to get back to work using statistical models and machine learning approaches.

BMC medical research methodology
BACKGROUND: Whether machine learning approaches are superior to classical statistical models for survival analyses, especially in the case of lack of proportionality, is unknown.

Machine learning in causal inference for epidemiology.

European journal of epidemiology
In causal inference, parametric models are usually employed to address causal questions estimating the effect of interest. However, parametric models rely on the correct model specification assumption that, if not met, leads to biased effect estimate...

Mitigating biases in feature selection and importance assessments in predictive models using LASSO regression.

Oral oncology
Yuan et al. developed a predictive model for early response using sub-regional radiomic features from multi-sequence MRI alongside clinical factors. However, biases in feature selection and assessment may lead to misleading conclusions regarding feat...

An Efficient Muscle Segmentation Method via Bayesian Fusion of Probabilistic Shape Modeling and Deep Edge Detection.

IEEE transactions on bio-medical engineering
OBJECTIVE: Paraspinal muscle segmentation and reconstruction from MR images are critical to implement quantitative assessment of chronic and recurrent low back pains. Due to unclear muscle boundaries and shape variations, current segmentation methods...

Fixing imbalanced binary classification: An asymmetric Bayesian learning approach.

PloS one
Most statistical and machine learning models used for binary data modeling and classification assume that the data are balanced. However, this assumption can lead to poor predictive performance and bias in parameter estimation when there is an imbala...

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

Statistics in medicine
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...