Unsupervised machine learning models reveal predictive clinical markers of glioblastoma patient survival using white blood cell counts prior to initiating chemoradiation.
Wesley WangZeynep Temerit KummCindy HoIdeli Zanesco-FontesGustavo TexieraRui Manuel Vieira ReisHoracio MartinettoJavaria KhanMartin G McCandlessKatherine E BakerMark D AndersonMuhammad Omar ChohanSasha BeyerJ Brad ElderPierre GiglioJosé Javier OteroPublished in: Neuro-oncology advances (2023)
These findings suggest that in a subset of glioblastoma patients the incorporation of WBC count and PD-L1 expression in the brain tumor biopsy as simple biomarkers predicting glioblastoma patient survival. Moreover, machine learning models allow the distillation of complex clinical data sets to uncover novel and meaningful clinical relationships.
Keyphrases
- machine learning
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