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alkat19/README.md

Hi there 👋

I am Alex (he/him), a Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Copenhagen, Section of Health Data Science & AI. I like working with prognostic and diagnostic models of adverse outcomes in vulnerable individuals. I am getting excited with using data from various modalities and very keen to use their signal in prediction.

Here are some stuff about me:

  • 🔭 I’m currently working on the development of predictive models (classic and ML ones) using data from self-reported questionnaires, nationwide registries, and electronic health records (EHRs). My friend in this, is R, along with tidyverse and tidymodels 💗
  • 🌱 I’m also interested in causal inference, model explainability, fairness and survival analysis.
  • ⚡ Fun fact: I love logistic regression, restricted cubic splines and have a crash on XGBoost.

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  1. MLGlobalHealth/Early_Warning_Scores MLGlobalHealth/Early_Warning_Scores Public

    Development & validation of clinical early warning models using multi-centred data.

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  2. Falls-Mortality-Expenditures Falls-Mortality-Expenditures Public

    Code for the development and internal validation of a model predicting mortality risk after a fall in older adults

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  3. Spousal-Bereavement-ML-Mortality Spousal-Bereavement-ML-Mortality Public

    Analysis of temporal patterns of healthcare expenditures for mortality prognosis

    R 1

  4. ED_Pred ED_Pred Public

    Prediction of eating disorders in 40,000+ adolescents using register-based and self-reported data

    R