Stage-Aware Event-Based Modeling (SA-EBM) for Disease Progression.

Hongtao Hao, Vivek Prabhakaran, Veena A Nair, Nagesh Adluru, Joseph L Austerweil
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Abstract

As diseases progress, they increasingly impact more cognitive and biological factors. By formulating probabilistic models with this basic assumption, Event-Based Models (EBMs) enable researchers to discover the progression of a disease that makes earlier diagnosis and effective clinical interventions possible. We build on prior EBMs with two major improvements: (1) dynamic estimation of healthy and pathological biomarker distributions, and (2) explicit modeling of disease stage distribution. We tested existing approaches and our novel approach on 9,000 synthetic datasets and also the real-world ADNI data. We found that our stage-aware EBM (SA-EBM) significantly outperforms prior methods, such as Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) EBM, Kernel Density Estimation EBM and Discriminative EBM, in accurately recovering the order of disease events and assigning individual disease stages. Our package can be installed by pip install pysaebm. Source codes for the package, experiments, and visualizations are available in Appendix N, or at https://saebm.hongtaoh.com.

基于阶段感知事件的疾病进展模型(SA-EBM)
随着疾病的发展,它们越来越多地影响认知和生物因素。基于事件的模型(Event-Based models, EBMs)根据这一基本假设制定概率模型,使研究人员能够发现疾病的进展,从而使早期诊断和有效的临床干预成为可能。我们在之前的EBMs基础上进行了两项主要改进:(1)健康和病理生物标志物分布的动态估计,以及(2)疾病分期分布的显式建模。我们在9000个合成数据集和真实世界的ADNI数据上测试了现有的方法和我们的新方法。我们发现,我们的阶段感知EBM (SA-EBM)在准确恢复疾病事件顺序和分配个体疾病阶段方面明显优于先前的方法,如高斯混合模型(GMM) EBM,核密度估计EBM和判别EBM。我们的包可以通过pip install pysaebm安装。软件包、实验和可视化的源代码可在附录N或https://saebm.hongtaoh.com中获得。
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