Electronic Phenotyping of Urinary Tract Infections as a Silver Standard Label for Machine Learning

This study explored the efficacy of electronic phenotyping in data labeling for machine learning with a focus on urinary tract infections (UTIs). We contrasted labels from electronic phenotyping against previously published labels such as urine culture positivity. In comparison, electronic phenotypi...

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Published inAMIA Summits on Translational Science proceedings Vol. 2024; p. 182
Main Authors Ma, Stephen P, Hosgur, Ebru, Corbin, Conor K, Lopez, Ivan, Chang, Amy, Chen, Jonathan H
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Abstract This study explored the efficacy of electronic phenotyping in data labeling for machine learning with a focus on urinary tract infections (UTIs). We contrasted labels from electronic phenotyping against previously published labels such as urine culture positivity. In comparison, electronic phenotyping showed the potential to enhance specificity in UTI labeling while maintaining similar sensitivity and was easily scaled for application to a large dataset suitable for machine learning, which we used to train and validate a machine learning model. Electronic phenotyping offers a valuable method for machine learning label generation in healthcare, with potential benefits for patient care and antimicrobial stewardship. Further research will expand its application and optimize techniques for increased performance.
AbstractList This study explored the efficacy of electronic phenotyping in data labeling for machine learning with a focus on urinary tract infections (UTIs). We contrasted labels from electronic phenotyping against previously published labels such as urine culture positivity. In comparison, electronic phenotyping showed the potential to enhance specificity in UTI labeling while maintaining similar sensitivity and was easily scaled for application to a large dataset suitable for machine learning, which we used to train and validate a machine learning model. Electronic phenotyping offers a valuable method for machine learning label generation in healthcare, with potential benefits for patient care and antimicrobial stewardship. Further research will expand its application and optimize techniques for increased performance.
This study explored the efficacy of electronic phenotyping in data labeling for machine learning with a focus on urinary tract infections (UTIs). We contrasted labels from electronic phenotyping against previously published labels such as urine culture positivity. In comparison, electronic phenotyping showed the potential to enhance specificity in UTI labeling while maintaining similar sensitivity and was easily scaled for application to a large dataset suitable for machine learning, which we used to train and validate a machine learning model. Electronic phenotyping offers a valuable method for machine learning label generation in healthcare, with potential benefits for patient care and antimicrobial stewardship. Further research will expand its application and optimize techniques for increased performance.This study explored the efficacy of electronic phenotyping in data labeling for machine learning with a focus on urinary tract infections (UTIs). We contrasted labels from electronic phenotyping against previously published labels such as urine culture positivity. In comparison, electronic phenotyping showed the potential to enhance specificity in UTI labeling while maintaining similar sensitivity and was easily scaled for application to a large dataset suitable for machine learning, which we used to train and validate a machine learning model. Electronic phenotyping offers a valuable method for machine learning label generation in healthcare, with potential benefits for patient care and antimicrobial stewardship. Further research will expand its application and optimize techniques for increased performance.
Author Corbin, Conor K
Chen, Jonathan H
Hosgur, Ebru
Ma, Stephen P
Lopez, Ivan
Chang, Amy
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