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Predicting optimal drug based on remission. [Research] (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by I_only_wanna_learn@alien.top to c/machinelearning@academy.garden

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I want to train a machine learning model that uses the following parameters to predict the optimal treatment choice. Say I have data on patient characteristics, imaging data, and which treatment was given to the patient (X, Y, Z), the outcome is complete remission. i want to note that for example if patient was given X and he went to remission then X is the drug of choice for that patient. If patient was give Y and it didnt work he can be given Z and if Z works then Z is the drug of choice for that patient.

The outcome here is not to predict the outcome, it is to predict the ideal treatment. The other way is I can predict outcome for each of the treatment choice.

How can one go about this?

Thank you all

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[–] slashdave@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

You need a large training set that contains the information relevant with sufficient precision and accuracy for such a prediction. Which, to put it in simple terms, is basically impossible with current technology,