Overview: In this episode of the Delta Dialog, we delve into the significant impact of AI in healthcare, particularly focusing on disease prediction, diagnosis, and treatment.
1. AI in Alzheimer's Disease:
Use of Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) in differentiating between mild and severe Alzheimer's cases through brain imaging.Steps involved in data acquisition, preprocessing, feature extraction, and model validation.2. Machine Learning Models in Alzheimer's Diagnosis:
Enhancing accuracy and speed compared to traditional methods.Ability to analyze large, complex datasets including medical records, genetic information, and brain imaging.3. Addressing Bias in Machine Learning Models:
Techniques like cross-validation to ensure model accuracy and fairness.Importance of validating and testing models with unseen data to eliminate biases.4. Machine Learning in Drug Development:
Accelerating the discovery and development of new drugs.Predicting disease progression and treatment responses.Personalized medicine and evaluating drug efficacy using clinical trial data.5. Genetic Associations and Disease:
Identifying hidden associations between genetic defects and diseases like Alzheimer's.Integration of genomic, phenotypic, and environmental data.The role of feature engineering, supervised and unsupervised learning in understanding genetic profiles.AI and machine learning are revolutionizing the field of healthcare by improving diagnostic accuracy, speeding up drug development, and providing personalized treatment options.Techniques like DNNs and supervised/unsupervised learning are essential in managing and understanding complex diseases like Alzheimer's.Addressing bias and validating models are critical steps in ensuring the reliability of AI tools in clinical settings.