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Ian Pan

@ianpanmd

MD, PGY-3 Radiology @BWHRadEdu Kaggle Grandmaster, healthcare + AI Views my own.

Boston, MA Katılım Nisan 2020
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
The medals have been awarded, and it's official! I finally became a Kaggle Grandmaster, which I never thought would happen. I have to thank @FelipeKitamura, @alexandrecadrin, and @DrJHoward for carrying me to my first 4 medals.
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Also amazing how easy it was to put together this demo! Should be a standard moving forward for radiology AI publications.
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Pediatric bone age model (G&P) now on @huggingface Spaces: huggingface.co/spaces/ianpan/… Trained on the @RSNA 2017 challenge data, MAE 4.45 on the test set. Demo purposes only. I am not responsible for how you use the output of this model. 🤗
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Excited to have finished in the top 10 in this year's @RSNA @TheASNR @The_ASSR C-spine Fracture Detection AI Challenge on @kaggle! Congrats to all of the other winners & competitors, and big thanks to the organizers and annotators. Solution summary here: tinyurl.com/4zayhwnp
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Felipe Kitamura@FelipeKitamura·
Training on data from institution A did not perform so well on institution B and vice-versa. Even if both institutions had a diversity of MRI scanner manufacturers. Training on A+B made it generalize to test sets A and B. @clindatsci #Dasa @Radiology_AI pubs.rsna.org/doi/abs/10.114…
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Hari Trivedi@HariTrivediMD

What happens when deployed in 10 US cities with wildly different demographics and age distributions? What if scanner firmware or image post processing is updated? How many cases will each site audit annually to track performance? What’s the acceptable miss rate for the model?

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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Not sus at all when a reviewer tells you to cite 3 loosely related papers by the same person 🤔
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Just finished 1st week of radiology! 😅 There's no way AI is going to replace us anytime soon lol
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
@AmineKorchiMD If you give me a labeled dataset, I'll give you the model!
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Dr Amine Korchi
Dr Amine Korchi@AmineKorchiMD·
A software that automatically identify the rib level on any #CT plane would be hepful when reporting a rib lesion such as a fracture ! #AI #radiology
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
@FelipeKitamura @SafwanHalabi No, my take from this paper is that no matter how robust your CV scheme is you can still have poor model performance on unseen test data
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Also @unifesp and @FelipeKitamura who've also provided data for the past 2 RSNA challenges. I know Felipe loves to Kaggle but chooses to share data from his institution even if it means he can't compete.
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Most of my success is 2/2 open access medical imaging. I'm super grateful to those who've made data sharing a top priority. In particular, SO to @StanfordAIMI @StanfordRad who've proven time and time again that HIPAA and academic bureaucracy are not insurmountable obstacles.
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
99% sensitive, 99% specific model for finding with 10% prevalence has PPV of 91.7% = ~1 FP/12 predicted +. 5% prevalence, PPV 83.9% = ~1 FP/6 predicted +. 5% prev, 95% sens, 95% spec, PPV 50.0% = 1 FP/2 predicted +. Pre-test probability is important.
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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
One issue with separate models for each minority group is that now you have to assign patients to groups and use the corresponding model. A lot of bias and assumptions go into assigning patients into groups.
Curt Langlotz@curtlanglotz

"Prevalent schemes of multiethnic machine learning are prone to generating significant model performance disparities between ethnic groups. These disparities are caused by data inequality and data distribution discrepancies between ethnic groups." nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Ian Pan@ianpanmd·
Agree 100%. I hate saliency maps.
Neil Tenenholtz@ntenenz

@quantrad Trying to interpret saliency maps is asking for trouble. The example I like to use is detecting a brain tumor via midline shift (or vice versa). My go-to recommendation for classification interpretability is to actually train a segmentation model and use that to classify.

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