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48 results for survival ensembles

Optimal survival trees ensemble reduces tree count and improves predictive performance.

problem Improving predictive performance in survival analysis.
method Grows a forest of optimal survival trees by ranking and selecting the best trees based on out-of-bag error.
result Reduces the number of trees in the ensemble while improving predictive performance.

SurvBESA predicts survival times using ensemble methods with self-attention.

problem Challenges in survival analysis due to censored data and unstable predictions.
method SurvBESA combines Beran estimators with a self-attention mechanism to predict survival times.
result SurvBESA outperforms state-of-the-art models in predicting survival times.

The paper explores variations of ensemble methods for cancer survival prediction.

problem Predicting survival functions in cancer research with competing risks and right censoring.
method The authors implement and compare different variations of adaboost for survival prediction.
result The variations of adaboost show improved performance in terms of run time and error metrics.

WRSE predicts dynamic survival distributions in ICU patients.

problem Dynamic assessment of ICU patient mortality risk.
method Non-parametric weighted-resolution ensemble model combining binary classifiers.
result Competitive results with state-of-the-art models, reducing training time.

TabSurv adapts tabular neural networks for survival analysis.

problem Survival analysis on tabular data using deep learning methods.
method Adapts modern tabular architectures to survival analysis using Weibull distribution or non-parametric prediction. Optimizes SurvHL histogram loss function.
result TabSurv consistently outperforms classical and deep learning baselines on 10 real-world survival datasets.

Ensemble model predicts AD progression from CN status with high accuracy.

problem Early prediction of clinical progression from cognitively normal to mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer's disease.
method Ensemble survival analysis combining penalized Cox regression, advanced survival models, and aggregation techniques.
result Ensemble model achieved peak C-index of 0.907 and integrated time-dependent AUC of 0.904, outperforming baseline models.

Bayesian tree ensemble model for estimating treatment effects in high-dimensional survival data.

problem Estimating heterogeneous treatment effects in censored survival data with many covariates.
method Developed a Bayesian tree ensemble model with a horseshoe prior for adaptive shrinkage.
result Accurately estimates treatment effects in high-dimensional covariate spaces and non-linear functions.

Paper proposes a new combined regression strategy for conditional survival prediction.

problem Improving survival prediction accuracy using conditional survival function.
method Uses regression-based weak learners with area-norm proximity measure to create an ensemble technique.
result The proposed model outperforms Random Survival Forest and selects important variables effectively.

Enhances interpretability of functional survival models.

problem Lack of interpretability in functional survival models limits practical use.
method Introduces novel methods to enhance interpretability of FST and explainability of FRSF.
result Proposed methods yield efficient, easy-to-understand decision trees.

GBST model improves credit risk quantification using survival analysis.

problem Quantifying credit risk in heterogeneous consumer finance data.
method Gradient boosting survival tree (GBST) model integrating survival analysis and gradient boosting.
result GBST model outperforms existing survival models in credit risk quantification.

New methods estimate survival functions with time-varying covariates.

problem Estimating survival functions with time-varying covariates.
method Generalized conditional inference and relative risk forests, adapted transformation forest.
result Proposed methods outperform traditional models in estimating survival functions.

Study predicts heart failure patient survival using stacked ensemble ML.

problem Predicting survival of heart failure patients.
method Collect and analyze patient data, apply SMOTE, use K-Means, Fuzzy C-Means clustering, Random Forest, XGBoost, Decision Tree, and propose a stacked ensemble model.
result Supervised ML algorithms outperform unsupervised models, achieving high accuracy and F1 score.

Predicting which players will convert to paying users in video games.

problem Retaining premium players in free-to-play games.
method Survival analysis techniques, Cox regression, random survival forest, conditional inference survival ensembles.
result Conditional inference survival ensembles method corrects bias in RSF models and predicts conversion.

Survival kernets scale deep kernel survival analysis to large datasets with interpretability and theoretical guarantees.

problem Scalable and interpretable deep kernel survival analysis for large datasets.
method Survival kernets use kernel netting for training set compression and XGBoost for warm-starting neural architecture search.
result Survival kernets achieve optimal time-dependent concordance index on various survival analysis datasets.

Efficient oblique RSF method improves prediction and interpretability.

problem Limited computational efficiency and difficulty in interpreting oblique RSF ensembles.
method Newton-Raphson scoring for computational efficiency and negation importance for variable importance estimation.
result The method reduces computational overhead by 450 times and improves prediction accuracy.

Super Learner combines dynamic predictions from various models to improve survival estimates.

problem Challenges in obtaining optimal survival estimates for liver failure risk.
method Super Learner framework combining machine learning and statistical procedures.
result Super Learner outperformed individual models in primary biliary cholangitis application.

Develops a deep survival model for causal inference in longitudinal studies.

problem Estimating treatment effects on time-to-event outcomes in observational studies with time-dependent covariates.
method TCS model using potential outcomes framework and ensemble of recurrent subnetworks.
result Identifies conditional average treatment effects and individual treatment effect heterogeneity over time.

Accurate and robust cell nuclei classification is the cornerstone for a wider range of tasks in digital and Computational Pathology. However, most machine learning systems require extensive labeling from expert pathologists for each individual problem at hand, with no or limited abilities for knowledge transfer between…

2016-06-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Bayesian fusion forest combines clinical and real-world data to estimate treatment effects.

problem Estimating treatment effects on survival from mixed data sources with confounding.
method Nonparametric Bayesian fusion forest combining randomised and real-world data, relaxing unconfoundedness assumption.
result Fusion identifies treatment benefits not seen in clinical trials alone.

Tree ensembles like RF and GBT can be seen as kernels, improving regression and classification performance.

problem Improving kernel methods for tree ensemble based models.
method Investigation of RF and GBT kernels in simulation and real data.
result RF and GBT kernels are competitive to their respective ensembles in higher dimensions, particularly with noisy features.

Random forest (Leo Breiman 2001a) (RF) is a non-parametric statistical method requiring no distributional assumptions on covariate relation to the response. RF is a robust, nonlinear technique that optimizes predictive accuracy by fitting an ensemble of trees to stabilize model estimates. Random survival forests (RSF) …

2016-12-28abs ↗pdf ↗

Study estimates treatment effect on survival outcomes using targeted maximum likelihood estimation.

problem Estimating treatment effect on time-to-event outcomes in clinical settings.
method Divided into three phases: estimation, feature selection, and targeted maximum likelihood estimation.
result Method performs well in high sample size or event rate conditions.

SurvMixClust clusters survival data and predicts individual survival curves.

problem Integrating clustering into survival analysis for precision medicine.
method SurvMixClust learns latent representations for clustering and predicts survival functions using a mixture of non-parametric experts.
result SurvMixClust creates balanced clusters with distinct survival curves, outperforming clustering baselines and competing with non-clustering models in predictive accuracy.

The paper predicts survival functions using random survival trees and concordance maximization.

problem Predicting conditional survival functions in right-censored data.
method The approach combines regression strategies with random survival trees and maximizes concordance.
result The proposed weighted predictor outperforms the usual survival cobra in terms of concordance.

Tree-based model averaging improves CATE estimation from diverse sites.

problem Limited sample size and privacy concerns prevent accurate personalized treatment effect estimation.
method Tree-based model averaging approach to estimate CATEs from multiple heterogeneous sites.
result Improved accuracy in estimating conditional average treatment effects (CATEs) across sites.

Study examines survival models for ALS, focusing on proportional hazards assumption.

problem Impact of proportional hazards assumption on survival models for ALS.
method Theoretical and empirical investigation of survival forests and their variants.
result Alternative split procedures can improve model performance in non-proportional hazards situations.

This paper introduces tools to predict individual survival probabilities across all times.

problem Lack of tools to provide individual survival probabilities across all time points.
method Develops and evaluates new models including extensions to Cox model, Accelerated Failure Time, Random Survival Forests, and Multi-Task Logistic Regression.
result Introduces D-Calibration for evaluating individual survival distribution models.

RSM provides insights into deep survival models' decision-making.

problem Ensuring trust in deep survival models' predictions for healthcare applications.
method Reverse survival model (RSM) framework that explains deep survival models' decisions.
result RSM extracts relevant features for deep survival models' predictions.

Neural network learns kernel functions for survival analysis and prediction intervals.

problem Predicting survival times for individuals based on similar training subjects.
method Develops a neural network framework to learn kernel functions for kernel survival analysis and uses these to construct valid prediction intervals.
result Neural network survival estimators are competitive with existing methods and provide valid prediction intervals.

In medical risk modeling, typical data are "scarce": they have relatively small number of training instances (N), censoring, and high dimensionality (M). We show that the problem may be effectively simplified by reducing it to bipartite ranking, and introduce new bipartite ranking algorithm, Smooth Rank, for robust lea…

2011-08-13abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper compares Bayesian trees, Cox models, and random forests for breast cancer survival data.

problem Modeling survival data with nonlinear and additive effects.
method Bayesian Additive Regression Trees, Cox proportional hazards, and Random Survival Forests.
result Bayesian trees outperform other models in terms of bias and prediction accuracy.

Improves survival analysis across multiple domains with machine learning.

problem Adapting survival analysis to new or rare illness types with limited labeled data.
method Introduces a new survival metric and discrepancy measure for censored data, enabling domain adaptation.
result Superb performance on target domains, better treatment recommendations, and interpretable weight matrix.