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16.04
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Personalized Glucose Forecasting For Type 2 Diabetes Using Data Assimilation (Vol 13, E1005232, 2017)00.342021
From Reflection to Action: Combining Machine Learning with Expert Knowledge for Nutrition Goal Recommendations10.372021
Scaling Up HCI Research: from Clinical Trials to Deployment in the Wild.00.342021
Lessons learned from assimilating knowledge into machine learning to forecast and control glucose in a critical care setting.00.342020
Feasibility of a machine learning based method to generate personalized nutrition goals for diabetes self-management.00.342019
Data-driven modeling and prediction of blood glucose dynamics: Machine learning applications in type 1 diabetes.00.342019
Using mechanistic machine learning to forecast glucose and infer physiologic phenotypes in the ICU - what is possible and what are the challenges.00.342018
Mechanistic machine learning: how data assimilation leverages physiologic knowledge using Bayesian inference to forecast the future, infer the present, and phenotype.00.342018
Methodological variations in lagged regression for detecting physiologic drug effects in EHR data.00.342018
A visual analytics approach for pattern-recognition in patient-generated data.00.342018
Pictures Worth a Thousand Words: Reflections on Visualizing Personal Blood Glucose Forecasts for Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes.30.452018
Reflecting on Diabetes Self-Management Logs with Simulated, Continuous Blood Glucose Curves: A Pilot Study.00.342017
Why predicting postprandial glucose using self-monitoring data is difficult.00.342017
Using data assimilation to forecast post-meal glucose for patients with type 2 diabetes.00.342016
Approaches for using temporal and other filters for next generation phenotype discovery.00.342016
Model Selection For EHR Laboratory Tests Preserving Healthcare Context and Underlying Physiology.00.342015
Temporal trends of hemoglobin A1c testing.60.442014
Model selection for EHR laboratory variables: how physiology and the health care process can influence EHR laboratory data and their model representations.00.342014
Using patient laboratory measurement values and dynamics to deconvolve EHR bias and define acuity-based phenotypes.00.342013
Next-generation phenotyping of electronic health records.1206.352013
Using Empirical orthogonal functions to identify temporally important variables to understand time-dependent pathophysiologic and phenotypic differences in patients.00.342012
Using time-delayed mutual information to discover and interpret temporal correlation structure in complex populations.110.702011
Exploiting time in electronic health record correlations.201.992011