Predicting seizure outcome after epilepsy surgery: do we need more complex models, larger samples, or better data?
Maria H ErikssonMathilde RipartRory J PiperFriederike MoellerKrishna B DasChristin EltzeGerald Kaushallye CoorayJohn BoothKirstie J WhitakerAswin ChariPatricia Martin SanfilippoAna Perez CaballeroLara MenziesAmy McTagueMartin M TisdallJudith Helen CrossTorsten BaldewegSophie AdlerKonrad WagstylPublished in: Epilepsia (2023)
We show that neither the deployment of complex machine learning models nor the assembly of thousands of patients alone is likely to generate significant improvements in our ability to predict post-operative seizure freedom. We instead propose that improved feature selection alongside collaboration, data standardization, and model sharing is required to advance the field.
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