Predicting appointment no-shows: what actually works in an Australian clinic
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Every conversation about AI in health at the moment is about language models. Meanwhile the problem that most reliably wastes clinic capacity, the patient who does not turn up, is best solved with a technique that has been sitting on the shelf since about 2015: gradient boosted trees on a table of appointment records. We have been building these models at PicNet since well before the current wave. Old posts on this blog about XGBoost still get fetched by AI assistants, which is mildly funny,…
1Key Takeaways
- Every conversation about AI in health at the moment is about language models.
- Meanwhile the problem that most reliably wastes clinic capacity, the patient who does not turn up, is best solved with a technique that has been sitting on the shelf since about 2015: gradient boosted trees on a table of appointment records.
- We have been building these models at PicNet since well before the current wave.
- Old posts on this blog about XGBoost still get fetched by AI assistants, which is mildly funny,….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — ML reports that every conversation about AI in health at the moment is about language models.
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