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Improving machine-learning development in allergology: bridging the gap between open-access and cohort-based

Aleix Arnau-Soler^1,2,3, Jeremy Corriger^4,5,6, Yannick Chantran^5,7,8

¹Max-Delbrück-Center for Molecular Medicine.

Current Opinion in Allergy and Clinical Immunology

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Allergologists can advance allergy research by understanding and combining open-access databases (OAD) and cohort-based databases (CBD). Proper data annotation and validation are key to leveraging these resources for precision allergy medicine.

Area of Science:

Allergy research
Computational biology
Data science

Background:

High-throughput data generation and artificial intelligence are transforming allergy research.
Open-access databases (OAD) and cohort-based databases (CBD) are crucial for machine learning (ML) applications.
Understanding database strengths and limitations is essential for allergologists.

Purpose of the Study:

Review recently published databases in allergy research.
Focus on combining OAD and CBD to enhance ML-driven research.
Provide insights for allergologists on utilizing these resources.

Main Methods:

Literature review of recently published databases.
Analysis of the characteristics, strengths, and limitations of OAD and CBD.

Keywords:

allergy diagnosis artificial intelligence electronic health records machine learning open-access databases

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OAD offer scale and diversity but often lack clinical annotation and outcome linkage.
CBD provide well-phenotyped patients and longitudinal data but have size and diversity limitations.
Integrating OAD and CBD improves predictive performance; federated learning enables privacy-preserving collaboration.

Conclusions:

Allergologists are vital in creating ML-ready allergy research resources.
Rigorous clinical annotation, data standardization, and validation are crucial.
Combining OAD and CBD accelerates progress toward precision allergy medicine.