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meta-learning with hospital data

Last updated Feb 8, 2024 Edit Source

#work/patientsim #paper_notes 2024-02-05

DynEHR, written about in 2021, was frustrating to figure out, due to a paywall. I just grabbed its description from a paper that speaks about it:

DynEHR, a model designed to adapt to various ICU lengths of stay. This approach employs an LSTM model on the time-series data and applies MAML on the top of the LSTM layers. The performance of DynEHR was evaluated on the MIMIC-III dataset for different tasks.

Underwhelming, given the effort I put in to get it.

The second paper is more useful+available. It seems to suggest that the biggest benefits of meta-learning are concerned with there being a very low amount of data available in a new domain. Seems cool, but it’s not the problem I’m dealing with.

[2308.02877] Meta-learning in healthcare: A survey