Bhavnani et al., 2022 - Google Patents
A framework for modeling and interpreting patient subgroups applied to hospital readmission: visual analytical approachBhavnani et al., 2022
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- Bhavnani S
- Zhang W
- Visweswaran S
- Raji M
- Kuo Y
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- JMIR Medical Informatics
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Background A primary goal of precision medicine is to identify patient subgroups and infer their underlying disease processes with the aim of designing targeted interventions. Although several studies have identified patient subgroups, there is a considerable gap …
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