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For a lot of clinical decision support use cases you don't even need fancy AI models to get accurate results. If you have good quality cleansed data you can lit
by nradov 6mo ago
For a lot of clinical decision support use cases you don't even need fancy AI models to get accurate results. If you have good quality cleansed data you can literally just import it into Excel and run a simple linear regression analysis. But unfortunately that won't get you a reputation as an "AI thought leader".
- QuercusMax 6mo agoYou just need to figure out a way to brand that as a new, resource-conserving AI model.
- actionfromafar 6mo agoI think it needs a cool name.
- QuercusMax 6mo agoWe'll call it SSLRM. Spread Sheet Linear Regression Modeling, pronounced SLURM. Sounds fancy and business friendly.
- kenjackson 6mo agoActually a simple flow-chart works for a large number of use cases. That said, there are a lot of use cases where we don't have a simple way to run a linear regression model to get reasonable results where "AI" does seem to work well.
- s1artibartfast 6mo agoIm shopping dishwashers and many are AI branded because they have a dirty water sensor in them.