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The trauma severity model: An ensemble machine learning approach to risk prediction

2017-10-31

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Statistical theory indicates that a flexible model can attain a lower generalization error than an inflexible model, provided that the setting is appropriate. This is highly relevant in the context of mortality risk prediction for trauma patients, as researchers have focused exclusively on the use of generalized linear models for risk prediction, and generalized linear models may be too inflexible to capture the p...

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DOI: 10.1101/210575

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