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Urbut et al., 2024 - Google Patents

ALADYNOULLI: a Bayesian approach to disease progression modeling for genomic discovery and clinical prediction

Urbut et al., 2024

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8656193510087364724
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Urbut S
Ding Y
Nakao T
Koyama S
Jiang X
Harish A
Gaffney L
Hornsby W
Smoller J
Gusev A
Natarajan P
Parmigiani G
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medRxiv

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Understanding how disease patterns evolve over a lifetime remains a key challenge in medicine. While electronic health records provide rich longitudinal data, existing models typically analyze each disease in isolation, missing the complex interplay between multiple …
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