Publications by authors named "Necip Oguz Serbetci"

Recent medical prognostic models adapted from high data-resource fields like language processing have quickly grown in complexity and size. However, since medical data typically constitute low data-resource settings, performances on tasks like clinical prediction did not improve expectedly. Instead of following this trend of using complex neural models in combination with small, pre-selected feature sets, we propose EffiCare, which focuses on minimizing hospital resource requirements for assistive clinical prediction models.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Necip Oguz Serbetci"

  • - Necip Oguz Serbetci's recent research emphasizes developing resource-efficient health models, specifically through his work on "EffiCare," which aims to improve clinical prediction without relying on complex neural networks.
  • - The study highlights the limitations of traditional prognostic models that often require large datasets and resources, which are not available in typical medical settings, thereby addressing the gap in performance expectations for clinical predictions.
  • - By proposing a focus on optimizing resource requirements, Serbetci's work seeks to facilitate the creation of assistive models that can effectively function in low data-resource environments typical in healthcare.