A Surgeon's Guide to Machine Learning
Daniel T Lammers1, Carly M Eckert2, Muhammad A Ahmad3
1From the Department of Surgery, Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WA.
Abstract:
Machine learning (ML) represents a collection of advanced data modeling techniques beyond the traditional statistical models and tests with which most clinicians are familiar. While a subset of artificial intelligence, ML is far from the science fiction impression frequently associated with AI. At its most basic, ML is about pattern finding, sometimes with complex algorithms. The advanced mathematical modeling of ML is seeing expanding use throughout healthcare and increasingly in the day-to-day practice of surgeons. As with any new technique or technology, a basic understanding of principles, applications, and limitations are essential for appropriate implementation. This primer is intended to provide the surgical reader an accelerated introduction to applied ML and considerations in potential research applications or the review of publications, including ML techniques.
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