Present: Kohane, Szolovits, Churchill, Zeng, Uzuner, Solti
Discussed workflow improvements in NLP required over the next two years.
Discussed specific longer term projects including those that fit best in the upcoming NCBC recompetition.
Present: Kohane, Szolovits, Churchill, Zeng, Uzuner, Solti
Discussed workflow improvements in NLP required over the next two years.
Discussed specific longer term projects including those that fit best in the upcoming NCBC recompetition.
Attending: i2b2 External Advisory Committee including Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, Dan Masys, and Piet de Groen.
Bry, Kohane, Murphy, Gainer, Churchill et al.
Argued for the refactoring of the current Crimson xml payload so that it will become fully compliant with the i2b2 Workbench.
Plenge et al.
Discussed the difference between the training and the test sets. This was again visible on the principal component analysis and Kat went into greater detail about the differences.
Iosifescu, Smoller, et al.
Discussed the filtering of the patients from the MDD data mart to select more patients with MRI's to study the effect of SSRI's and SSRI resistance (in combination with a SNP study).
Jordan reviewed what it takes to get the right specificity and sensitivity and chewed over the issue of how in diseases of prevalence less than 5%, the danger to a GWAS may be more at the level of lack of specificity than lack of sensitivity (if as is the case in i2b2 we have a large enough pool of cases).
Vivian, Zak, Shawn, Diane, Griffin
Reviewed the results of an IOM meeting this week (see photo) in DC where i2b2 was extensively discussed. Griffin gave an update on a very productive and "brass tacks" meeting at Scottsdale, AZ. Distributed querying using i2b2 is clearly becoming a priority for others as well for ourselves.