Transfer learning from PREDICT v3 and de-novo random survival forests improve calibration of five-year breast cancer survival predictions over the baseline in MA.27 data while handling missing information, with benefits seen in SEER but not TEAM validation.
Tree -based methods, such as Random Survival Forests and Gradient Boosting Machines, are inherently adept at handling categorical variables without extensive preprocessing
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Transfer Learning and Machine Learning for Training Five Year Survival Prognostic Models in Early Breast Cancer
Transfer learning from PREDICT v3 and de-novo random survival forests improve calibration of five-year breast cancer survival predictions over the baseline in MA.27 data while handling missing information, with benefits seen in SEER but not TEAM validation.