:octocat: This repository contains the notes, codes, assignments, quizzes and other additional materials about the course "AI for Medical Prognosis" from DeepLearning.AI Coursera.
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AI-for-Medicine_2_Prognosis
This repository contains the notes, codes, assignments, quizzes and other additional materials about the course "AI for Medical Prognosis" from DeepLearning.AI Coursera. Enjoy!
The notes contain the modules outlined below:
Week
Module
Gist
1-1
Introducution to prognostic model
Intro
Pre-requisites and learning outcomes
1-2
What is the risk of getting a disease
Medical Prognosis
Create a linear model
1-3
Prognostic model in medical practice
Examples of Prognostic Tasks
Atrial Fibrillation
Liver Disease Mortality
Risk of Heart Disease
Risk Scores, Pandas and Numpy
1-4
Representing feature interaction
Risk Score Computation
Combine Features
1-5
Evaluating prognostic models
Evaluating Prognostic Models
Concordant Pairs, Risk Ties, Permissible Pairs
C-Index
Concordance Index
A
Build and Evaluate a Linear Risk model
^_^
2-1
Tree based model
Decision Trees for Prognosis
Decision Trees
Dividing the Input Space
Building a Decision Tree
How to Fix Overfitting
Decision Tree Classifier
2-2
Identifying missing data
Survival Data
Different Distributions
Missing Data Example
Missing Completely at Random
Missing at Random
Missing Not at Random
Missing Data and Applying a Mask
2-3
Using imputation to handle missing data
Imputation
Mean Imputation
Regression Imputation
Calculate Imputed Values
Imputation
3-1
Survival Estimates
Survival Models
Survival Function
Valid Survival Functions
3-2
Time to event data
Collecting Time Data
When a Stroke is Not Observed
Heart Attack Data
Right Censoring
3-3
Estimate survival with censored data
Estimating the Survival Function
Died Immediately, or Never Die
Somewhere in-between
Counting Patients
Using Censored Data
Chain Rule of Conditional Probability
Deriving Survival
Calculating Probabilities from the Data
Comparing Estimates
Kaplan Meier Estimate
Kaplan Meier
Q
Survival
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A
Survival Estimates that Vary with Time
^_^
4-1
Survival and hazard functions
Iamge segmentation
Lab-MRI data and labels
4-2
Customizing risk models to individual patients
Individualized Predictions
Relative Risk
Ranking Patients by Risk
Individual vs Baseline Hazard
Smoker vs Non-smoker
Effect of Age on Hazard
Risk Factor Increase Per Unit Increase in a Variable
Risk Factor Increase or Decrease
Hazard Function
4-3
Non-linear risk models with survival trees
Intro to Survival Trees
Survival Tree
Nelson Aalen Estimator
Comparing Risks of Patients
Mortality Score
4-4
Evaluate survival models
Evaluation of Survival Model
Permissible and Non-Permissible Pairs
Possible Permissible Pairs
Example of Harrell's C-Index
Example of Concordant Pairs
Permissible Pairs with Censoring and Time
Q
9 quetions
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A
Cox Proportional Hazards and Random Survival Forests
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