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Patient Representation Learning From Heterogeneous Data Sources and Knowledge Graphs Using Deep Collective Matrix

Sajit Kumar¹, Alicia Nanelia², Ragunathan Mariappan²

¹Great Learning, Bengaluru, India.

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|January 20, 2022

Summary

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Deep Collective Matrix Factorization (DCMF) effectively integrates electronic medical record (EMR) data and knowledge graphs (KGs) for improved patient representation learning. This approach enhances predictive performance in clinical decision support tasks.

Keywords:

clinical decision support deep collective matrix factorization electronic medical records graph embeddings knowledge graphs multiview learning representation learning

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Bioinformatics
Machine Learning

Background:

Patient representation learning automates feature extraction for predictive models, reducing manual effort.
Autoencoders are commonly used for learning representations from electronic medical records (EMRs).
Knowledge graphs (KGs) offer complementary information to EMR data, enhancing predictive signals.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate Collective Matrix Factorization (CMF) and Deep CMF (DCMF) for integrating EMR and KG data.
To assess the efficacy of these methods in generating patient representations for clinical decision support.

Main Methods:

Utilized a graph representation formulation within CMF to infuse auxiliary information.
Extended DCMF into an end-to-end model for simultaneous representation learning and prediction.
Compared CMF-based methods and autoencoders on two clinical decision support tasks using EMR data.

Main Results:

DCMF seamlessly integrates multiple data sources (EMR and KG) for patient representations in supervised and unsupervised settings.
DCMF performance in single-source settings is comparable to autoencoder methods.
DCMF integrating EMR and KG data outperforms previous non-neural CMF methods and improves downstream predictive performance.

Conclusions:

DCMF is a versatile model for learning representations from single or multiple data sources.
DCMF effectively combines information from EMR data and KGs, infusing auxiliary knowledge.
DCMF provides an effective method for integrating heterogeneous data sources for enhanced patient representations.