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Predicting morbidity by Local Similarities in Multi-Scale Patient Trajectories

2020-09-15

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Healthcare predictive models generally rely on static snapshots of patient information. Patient Trajectories (PTs) model the evolution of patient conditions over time and are a promising source of information for predicting future morbidities. However, PTs are highly heterogeneous among patients in terms of length and content, so only aggregated versions that include the most frequent events have been studied. Fur...

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203769f8-5d6c-52ba-b892-f499b174f93c
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10.1101/2020.09.14.20194464
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