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Does a machine learning-based scoring system using selected variables improve the prediction of major adverse cardiac events within 72 hours in emergency department patients with chest pain compared to conventional risk scores?
Does a machine learning-based scoring system using selected variables improve the prediction of major adverse cardiac events within 72 hours in emergency department patients with chest pain compared to conventional risk scores?
A machine learning-based scoring system using only three variables (systolic BP, mean RR interval, and mean instantaneous heart rate) accurately predicted 72-hour major adverse cardiac events in ED patients with chest pain, outperforming conventional TIMI and MEWS scores.
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Should not yet change ED chest pain triage; leaves open need for prospective validation of ML scores.
Liu et al. (2014) studied this question.
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