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Mortality Prediction in the ICU

This case study describes how to construct mortality prediction models using typical clinical data available in MIMIC-II. Several predictive models are utilized and compared.

David M. Maslove | Joel A. Dubin | Joon Lee | D. Maslove | J. Dubin | Joon Lee

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