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    The document outlines 10 steps for developing a machine learning model to predict mortality for critically ill cancer patients in the ICU. It involves collecting patient data from the MIMIC III database, preprocessing the data to focus on cancer patients and handle missing values, selecting relevant features like vital signs and lab results, splitting the data into training, validation and test sets, choosing a machine learning algorithm, training and evaluating the model, fine-tuning it using the validation set, testing it on the test set, and deploying the well-tuned model in a clinical setting.

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    The document outlines 10 steps for developing a machine learning model to predict mortality for critically ill cancer patients in the ICU. It involves collecting patient data from the MIMIC III database, preprocessing the data to focus on cancer patients and handle missing values, selecting relevant features like vital signs and lab results, splitting the data into training, validation and test sets, choosing a machine learning algorithm, training and evaluating the model, fine-tuning it using the validation set, testing it on the test set, and deploying the well-tuned model in a clinical setting.

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    The document outlines 10 steps for developing a machine learning model to predict mortality for critically ill cancer patients in the ICU. It involves collecting patient data from the MIMIC III database, preprocessing the data to focus on cancer patients and handle missing values, selecting relevant features like vital signs and lab results, splitting the data into training, validation and test sets, choosing a machine learning algorithm, training and evaluating the model, fine-tuning it using the validation set, testing it on the test set, and deploying the well-tuned model in a clinical setting.

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    Machine Learning-Based Mortality Prediction

    For Critically Ill Cancer Patients in ICU


    Introduction

    • Overview of the project and its significance in healthcare.


    Step 1: Data Collection

    Download and access the MIMIC III database for patient


    data.
    Step 2: Data Preprocessing

    Filter data to include only cancer patients and handle missing


    values.
    Step 3: Feature Selection

    Choose relevant features like vital signs, lab results, etc.


    Step 4: Data Splitting

    Split the data into training, validation, and test sets.


    Step 5: Model Selection

    Choose a machine learning algorithm like Random Forest,


    Logistic Regression, etc.
    Step 6: Model Training

    Train the selected model on the training set.


    Step 7: Model Evaluation

    Evaluate the model using metrics like AUC-ROC, precision,


    etc.
    Step 8: Model Tuning

    Fine-tune the model parameters based on validation set


    performance.
    Step 9: Model Testing

    Test the model on the test set to evaluate its generalization


    capability.
    Step 10: Deployment

    Deploy the well-tuned and tested model in a clinical setting.


    Thank You

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