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Dose-time-concentration prediction method based on GRU-TCN with temporal-channel attention
Zhaoxing Xu1, Jiasong Pan2, Peng Liu1
1Big Data College, Jiangxi Institute of Fashion Technology, Nanchang, China.
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This study proposes a GRU-TCN model with Temporal-Channel Attention (GT-TCA) for dose-time-concentration prediction under data scarcity and multicollinearity. TimeCVAE augments limited pharmacokinetic data with distribution-consistent sequences. GRU captures temporal dependencies, TCN extracts multi-scale features, and attention emphasizes informative time steps and analytes. Experiments on Buyang Huanwu Decoction (normal/inflammatory) and simulations (RG1678, RIF) show GT-TCA reduces MAE by 22.7% and improves R2 by 4% versus baselines (p < 0.05). Ablation confirms attention lowers MAE and RMSE by 6% and 5%. The model demonstrates robustness and provides more precise quantitative evidence to support precision dosing.
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