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Utilizing machine learning to predict the risk factors of episiotomy in parturient womenAJOG Global Reports at a Glance
Published 2025-02-01“…Objective: The present study used a machine learning model to predict the factors that put women at the risk of having episiotomy using intrapartum data. …”
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Machine learning-guided integration of fixed and mobile sensors for high resolution urban PM2.5 mapping
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Exploring the link between the ZJU index and sarcopenia in adults aged 20–59 using NHANES and machine learning
Published 2025-07-01“…Subgroup analysis showed notable interactions with gender and diabetes (p < 0.05). Machine learning models consistently ranked ZJU, education level, and race as the most influential predictors of sarcopenia, emphasizing the interplay between metabolic health and socioeconomic factors. …”
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Implemented machine learning tools to inform decision-making for patient care in hospital settings: a scoping review
Published 2023-02-01“…Data were summarised descriptively using simple content analysis.Setting Hospital setting.Participant Any type of clinician caring for any type of patient.Intervention Machine learning tools used by clinicians to inform decision-making for patient care, such as AI-based computerised decision support systems or “‘model-based’” decision support systems.Primary and secondary outcome measures Patient and study characteristics, as well as intervention characteristics including the type of machine learning tool, implementation strategies, target population. …”
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A machine learning framework for predicting cognitive impairment in aging populations using urinary metal and demographic data
Published 2025-06-01“…Cognitive status was classified using data-driven quartile thresholds on the Digit Symbol Substitution Test, CERAD Word-Learning Test, and Animal Fluency tests. Six machine learning algorithms were trained and evaluated using sensitivity (SN), specificity (SP), accuracy (ACC), Matthews correlation coefficient (MCC) and AUC.ResultsThe eXtreme gradient boosting (XGBoost) model demonstrated superior performance across all metrics (SN = 0.78, SP = 0.84, ACC = 0.81, MCC = 0.62, AUC = 0.90), and was selected for subsequent interpretation. …”
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An annotated morphological dataset for Uzbek word forms: Towards rule-based and machine learning approachesMendeley Data
Published 2025-08-01“…Two morphological analysis approaches were implemented and compared: a user-defined rule-based stemming algorithm and a conditional random fields (CRF)-based machine learning model. Additionally, comprehensive genre testing was conducted on legal, political-economic, and educational texts to assess generalizability. …”
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