Medical Prediction Using Loss Functions with Confusion Matrix Terms
OwnerAmogh Hiremath, Nathaniel Bramaninventors
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Machine learning models, such as machine learning classifiers, are trained to make medical predictions using loss functions that include at least one term derived from a confusion matrix, such as negative predictive value (NPV). The medical predictions are based on sets of features extracted from medical images. The medical images may be either radiology images, such as CT, MRI, or PET scans, or pathology images, such as whole-slide images of tissue. The loss functions may include terms that are designed to improve the overall accuracy of the machine learning model in addition to the confusion matrix term or terms. The loss function is typically constructed such that it is continuously differentiable.
A machine learning model implemented on at least one processor and pretrained using a loss function with at least one term derived from a confusion matrix to make one or more medical predictions using radiomic features, pathomic features, or a combination of the radiomic features and the pathomic features.
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