Innovating the medical industry with artificial intelligence 2022
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, healthcare, analysis platform
How are consumers accepting artificial intelligence (AI) , which is
rapidly being introduced into various industries ? A recent SAS survey of 500
Americans found that consumers were more comfortable with AI technology in the
healthcare industry than in finance or retail.
In particular, 47% of respondents said they would be happy to receive
help from AI technology even during surgery. Another 6 in 10 (60%) felt
comfortable with their doctors using data from wearables such as Apple Watch or
Fitbit to assess and advise on lifestyle.
Indeed, artificial intelligence is rapidly entering the healthcare
sector, providing new solutions to complex and costly medical problems.
Successful use of artificial intelligence requires building an analytics
organization that thinks analytically, and building an analytics platform as
part of that effort.
Artificial intelligence makes machines learn from experience on their
own, adapt to new inputs, and perform tasks like humans. From chess-playing
computers to self-driving cars, most examples of AI we hear rely heavily on
deep learning and natural language processing (NLP) . With these technologies,
computers are trained to perform specific tasks by processing vast amounts of
data and recognizing patterns.
In the medical field, artificial intelligence uses algorithms and
software to analyze complex medical data at a level similar to human cognition.
Its key purpose is to analyze the relationship between preventive or
therapeutic techniques and their patient outcomes.
Why do you need an analytics platform?
Although large investments are being made in both the existing AI
environment and the innovative new AI environment, most AI projects, except in
the high-tech industry, are still in the prototype stage. It's rare for us to
deliver the level of business value we expect. A key challenge is to create
operational AI applications and embed them into enterprise business processes.
To be successful, you need an analytics platform. Analytics platforms
are software-based, designed to gain insights from data in any computing
environment. The platform supports the entire analytics lifecycle, from
data-discovery-deployment, based on strategies that drive business action from
analytics insights.
Based on an analytics platform, you can develop scalable and integrated
security models—that is, managed and governed AI applications. The application
can also evolve to support the end-to-end analytics lifecycle.
Companies that develop and deploy artificial intelligence applications
using SAS Viya , an enterprise analytics platform for AI utilization of SAS ,
are experiencing the following major benefits.
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It utilizes artificial intelligence
technologies such as deep learning and natural language processing.
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We use artificial intelligence techniques
that support prototyping, development, testing, and even production. In other
words, the industrialization of artificial intelligence applications within the
enterprise is possible.
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Join new innovative ecosystems application
programming interfaces (APIs) to enhance and add capabilities such as data
transformation, distributed machine learning, and automated deployment.
How can artificial intelligence be used to improve healthcare?
Applying artificial intelligence to advanced analytics and predictive
models based on new and historical behavioral data enables healthcare
professionals to spot patterns and make diagnoses from both statistical and
real-time data.
Numerous companies are investing a lot of resources to develop
artificial intelligence algorithms. Successful introduction of algorithms into
production environments can unlock the true value of artificial intelligence.
In other words, it can be applied to actual hospitals to derive results. Many
healthcare companies struggle because they don't have the right analytics
platform for this very process.
Data set visualizations that provide a starting point for healthcare
companies are critical as they embark on their analytics journey. Businesses
can add algorithms for more predictive results when they know what to focus on.
Improve diagnostic speed and quality
Patients expect their disease to be diagnosed quickly and treated
accurately. However, not all hospitals meet this requirement. The key is to
improve the foundation to increase the speed and quality of disease diagnosis.
This will benefit both hospitals and patients.
Early detection of cancer with artificial intelligence
Early diagnosis is very important in cancer treatment. If cancer is
detected at an early stage, it is more likely to be treated and more lives can
be saved. This is possible with the introduction of new forecasting technologies.
Artificial intelligence makes machines learn from experience, adapt to
new inputs, and perform tasks like humans. For example, combining 10 years of
biochemical blood test data with analytics platform technology can train
artificial intelligence to identify patterns in new data and predict cancer
early.
Practical Case: Fighting Hospital Infections with Artificial Intelligence!
Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm and Sygehus Lillebælt in
Denmark are collaborating to develop an artificial intelligence algorithm that
predicts the risk of hospital-acquired infections for inpatients. The goal is
to develop a model that predicts hospital-acquired infections an average of 5
days ahead of doctors.
This predictive model is based on a variety of data types, including
structured data from laboratories and unstructured data such as medicines and
diagnoses, medical records of patients' treatment, and x-ray examination
history.
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