Teaching ·
Artificial Intelligence Methodology
An ECTRIMS Summer School introduction to machine-learning paradigms, validation and translation in multiple sclerosis.
ECTRIMS Summer School
- Delivered
- Event
- ECTRIMS Summer School
- Format
- Teaching
- Source deck
- 29 slides
From the slides
Deck notes
This teaching session introduced the main machine-learning paradigms before following a medical model from training to external validation. MS examples covered diagnosis, monitoring, prognosis, subtyping and clinical text.
The question
What makes a medical AI model credible beyond the dataset on which it was developed?
Deck outline
- Supervised, unsupervised, self-supervised and reinforcement learning
- Matching model types to clinical questions and outcomes
- Training and cross-validation on development data
- Locked external validation on an independent cohort
- MS diagnosis, monitoring, prognosis and subtyping
- Bias, fairness and the route from bench to bedside
Take-away
Cross-validation supports model selection; external validation tests whether performance, calibration and fairness hold in a genuinely independent setting.
