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Reproducible workflow for online AI in digital health

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Susobhan Ghosh, Bhanu T. Gullapalli, Daiqi Gao, Asim Gazi, Anna Trella, Ziping Xu, Kelly Zhang, Susan A. Murphy

Reproducible Scientific Workflow for Online AI in Digital Health Interventions

Outline
Online artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms are a critical component of digital health interventions and are designed to continuously learn and improve their performance. This paper focuses on balancing adaptability and reproducibility in online AI deployment. Online AI in digital health interventions is rapidly evolving, driven by advances in algorithms, sensors, software, and devices, and is characterized by iterative deployments. This iterative nature emphasizes the importance of reproducibility, requiring accurate data storage, auditability of algorithm behavior, and comparability of results over time. This paper proposes a reproducible scientific workflow for developing, deploying, and analyzing online AI decision-making algorithms in digital health interventions. Drawing on extensive real-world deployment experience, this workflow addresses key reproducibility challenges across all stages of the online AI algorithm development lifecycle.
Takeaways, Limitations
Takeaways:
Presenting a reproducible, scientific workflow for developing, deploying, and analyzing online AI algorithms in digital health interventions.
Based on real-world deployment experience, we address key challenges related to reproducibility.
Supporting scientific discovery and reliable improvement through data storage, algorithm auditing, and result comparison.
Limitations:
Specific workflow implementation details and performance evaluation results are not specified in the paper (Abstract content-based inference).
The generalizability of the proposed workflow and its applicability to other types of digital health interventions require further research.
Specific application examples for specific algorithms, sensors, software, and devices may be lacking.
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