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Human Forest vs. Random Forest in Time-Sensitive COVID-19 Clinical Trial Prediction

2021-12-10

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How do we combine historical data and human insights to predict complex outcomes, such as the timely advancement of clinical trials? We report the methods and results of the first study comparing the new Human Forest (HF) method with a control crowdsourcing method and a machine model, a time-specific random survival forest (RSF) model. We provide the first description of the Human Forest method, which enables fore...

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Literature Corpus work: 09c8ff01-55b1-557d-abe0-a04d57b6588b
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3981732

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