Park: Crawling scientific literature can model healthcare counterfactuals
Yubin Park · Yubin Park · Jul 28, 2017 · at 10:15
Yubin Park, CTO of Accordion Health, explains how scientific research literature can serve as a data source for predictive health models.
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“Actually, you can crawl all the scientific articles about because they already performed the cohort studies, A-B testing, all those things. You can analyze all those Of previous studies. And use those things to make to answer the what if questions to the, for the problem.”
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