Workshop 3: October 7th-10th, 2024
Theme: “Machine Learning for Real-World Data”
Dates: 7th-10th October
Host: AMPATH / Moi University School of Medicine
Location: EKA Hotel Eldoret, Kenya
NAMBARI, the Moi-Brown Partnership for HIV Biostatistics Training, and theData Science for Social Determinants program are held a five-day course on machine learning and predictive inference, with emphasis on topics in HIV. The course included a meeting on the last day (10th October) for our Social Determinant Working Group (CoP).
Funding: Financial support is provided by the Fogarty International Center of the US National Institutes of Health through grants D43TW010050 and 5U2RTW012121.
Instructors:
Rumi Chunara, PhD is Associate Professor of Biostatistics and Computer Science, and Director of the Center for Health Data Science at New York University. (rumi.chunara@nyu.edu)
Joseph Hogan, ScD is Professor of Biostatistics and Deputy Director of the Data Science Initiative at Brown University. (jhogan@stat.brown.edu)
Ann Mwangi, PhD is an Associate Professor of Biostatistics, School of Science and Aerospace Studies, Moi University and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Brown University. (annwsum@gmail.com)
Allison DeLong, MSc is a Biostatistician at the Brown University School of Public Health. (allison_delong@brown.edu )
Ziv Shkedy, PhD is a Professor of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Hasselt University in Belgium. (ziv.shkedy@uhasselt.be)
Course Materials:
Session 1: Prediction Models in Health: Goals, Uses, and Challenges - Folder Access
Session 2: Case Study: Predicting Loss to Follow-Up (AMPATH) - Folder Access
Session 3: Case Study: Building and Validating a Prediction Model - Folder Access
Session 4: Machine Learning Implementation Part I - Folder Access
Session 5: Machine Learning for High-Dimensional Data - Folder Access
Session 6: Machine Learning Implementation Part II (see Session 4 link)
Session 7: Introduction to Synthetic Data - Folder Access
Session 8: Creating Synthetic Data (see Session 7 link)
Session 9: Synthetic Data in the Real World (see Session 7 link)