Moderator: Kristen Severson, Sr. Researcher, Microsoft Research New England
Speakers:
Ava Soleimany, Sr. Researcher, Microsoft Health Futures
Fei Chen, Assistant Professor, Broad Institute
Jabran Zahid, Researcher, Microsoft Health Futures
Noémie Elhadad, Associate Professor, Columbia University
Research in computational biology and healthcare benefits from the tight integration of data generation, model specification, and inference or learning. Many machine learning (ML) applications in these fields require data that is very expensive and/or requires an expert to acquire, have access to only small datasets, and target end-use in high-risk settings. These challenges lead to a greater importance of multidisciplinary teams and skills that inform the joint development of experimental data and computational approaches. Recent examples show the power of integration for achieving research impact while applications without integration serve as cautionary tales. In this talk, we give a brief description of exemplary project-combining experiments and computation, followed by a panel discussion on the difficulties and best practices surrounding these projects.
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