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Abstract:
Predictive models are designed to remove some of the subjectivity inherent in medical decision-making and to automate certain health-related services with the idea of improving the accuracy of diagnosis, providing personalized treatment options, and streamlining the health care industry overall. More and more of these models using approaches including machine learning are showing up for use in doctor's offices and hospitals, as well as in telemedicine applications, which have become prevalent with the growing demand for online alternatives to office visits.
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