A rising amount of clinical data may become too much for a doctor to manage on their own in order to make the best decisions. We sought to create algorithms to predict patient outcomes following the overactive bladder treatments onabotulinumtoxinA (OBTX-A) injection and sacral neuromodulation using an unique machine learning (ML) approach (SNM). In order to predict outcomes like treatment response and a decline in urge incontinence events in the OBTX-A and SNM cohorts, novel ML algorithms were created and given the task of doing so in test and validation sets.
In terms of accuracy, novel ML systems outperformed expert urologists at predicting OBTX-A outcomes and were comparable at predicting SNM outcomes. Since some parts of the doctor-patient relationship are nuanced and imperceptible, ML may supplement a doctor's clinical judgement rather than taking its place.
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Artificial intelligence, which is widely defined as a machine's ability to mimic intelligent human behaviour, includes the subfield of machine learning. Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are used to carry out complicated tasks in a manner akin to how people solve issues.
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