Predicting decompression surgery by applying multimodal deep learning to patients' structured and unstructured health data.

BMC medical informatics and decision making(2023)

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Abstract
For early surgery, the DL model was preferred for classical and generalizability evaluation. However, for late surgery, the benchmark and DL model had comparable performance. Depending on the prediction task, the balance of performance may shift between DL and a conventional ML method. As a result, thorough assessment is needed to quantify the value of DL, a relatively computationally expensive, time-consuming and less interpretable method.
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Classification,Decompression surgery,Deep learning,Generalizability,Lower back pain,Lumbar disc herniation,Lumbar spinal stenosis,Machine learning,Multimodal,Prediction
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