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Accountable Survival Contrast-learning for Optimal Dynamic Treatment Regime

2022-03-21

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Dynamic treatment regime (DTR) is an emerging paradigm in recent medical studies that establishes data-driven treatment rules for future patients, based on clinical histories of individuals. Because each patient may have different genetic and clinical characteristics, this approach is more attractive than the standard method of allocating the same treatment to patients without taking into account individual status...

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Literature Corpus work: 218487e5-5127-5d30-b1b6-ec6b7dee3aba
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1444648/v1

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