通过使用无偏见的机器学习方法减少不平等,以确定患有可预防新生儿死亡风险最高的出生

Antonio P Ramos1,2, Fabio Caldieraro3, Marcus L Nascimento4,5

  • 1California Population Center, University of California, Los Angeles, USA. antonio.ramos@fundacaojles.org.br.

Population health metrics
|October 28, 2025
PubMed
概括

机器学习准确地识别出高风险的出生,以进行有针对性的干预,减少可预防的新生儿死亡. 这种方法有助于政策制定者解决健康不平等问题,而不会对弱势群体产生偏见.

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