Evidence-based Medicine

Exploring AI Interpretability in Medicine through Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Exploring AI Interpretability in Medicine through Traditional Chinese Medicine

Source: Zhiyuan Community This article is approximately 3558 words long and is recommended to be read in 7 minutes. This article discusses Assistant Professor Yuan Yang from Tsinghua University's School of Interdisciplinary Information about the interpretability of AI in healthcare. Interpretability is a longstanding challenge for deep learning researchers. Unexpectedly, throughout history, traditional Chinese medicine … Read more

What Are CER, OcR, and RWR?

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What Are CER, OcR, and RWR?

Click the blue text above ↑↑↑ to follow 【Practical Evidence-Based Medicine】 Source: Clinical Epidemiology and Evidence-Based Medicine Authors: Tao Liyuan, Zhao Yiming In recent years, some new terms have emerged in the field of clinical research methods, such as Comparative Effectiveness Research, Outcome Research, and Real-world Research. What do they mean, under what circumstances were … Read more

What Are CER, OCR, and RWR?

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What Are CER, OCR, and RWR?

Comparative Effectiveness Research Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) is translated into Chinese as “比较效果研究”. At first glance, it seems cheerful. Comparing effects? Most clinical studies are about comparing effects; what makes it special? Let’s look at the definition provided by Amy Price et al. in their paper: it generates and synthesizes evidence for medical activities related … Read more