You've heard the term "machine learning" as it's becoming recognized as a valuable tool to help physicians in diagnosing and managing patients, as well as other aspects of medicine. But do you understand what that buzzword really means? Two experts recently explained the fundamentals of machine learning, what it means in the clinical setting and the possible risks of using the technology during an education session--"Machine Learning: An Introduction and Discussion of Medical Applications"--that took place during the June 2021 AMA Sections Meetings and was hosted by AMA Medical Student Section. In machine learning, algorithms are used to model data. The machine then identifies patterns in the data and it uses the patterns to create a model.

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The divide-and-conquer method has been widely used for estimating large-scale kernel ridge regression estimates. Unfortunately, when the response variable is highly skewed, the divide-and-conquer kernel ridge regression (dacKRR) may overlook the underrepresented region and result in unacceptable results. We develop a novel response-adaptive partition strategy to overcome the limitation. In particular, we propose to allocate the replicates of some carefully identified informative observations to multiple nodes (local processors). The idea is analogous to the popular oversampling technique. Although such a technique has been widely used for addressing discrete label skewness, extending it to the dacKRR setting is nontrivial. We provide both theoretical and practical guidance on how to effectively over-sample the observations under the dacKRR setting. Furthermore, we show the proposed estimate has a smaller asymptotic mean squared error (AMSE) than that of the classical dacKRR estimate under mild conditions. Our theoretical findings are supported by both simulated and real-data analyses.

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