Prof. Schattenberg and colleagues built the NASHmap model from a NIDDK database and validated it using the Optum de-identified EHR dataset. The model includes 14 variables, some obvious, others less so, that produce an AUC of 0.82 in the NIDDK database and 0.79 in the Optum database. This conversation focuses on why the collaborators undertook this project and how the model was built.
TOPICS: Diabetes, Diagnostic Tests, Elastography, FibroScan, NAFLD, NASH, population screening, TrialDesign, NIDDK, Optum, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, XGBoost, EHR, Electronic Health Records, Clinical Trial Recruitment
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