2022
DOI: 10.1007/s41060-022-00337-w
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Sample-selection-adjusted random forests

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“…The possibility of selection bias and the lack of data granularity, due to the administrative nature of this database, could have impacted bRF predictability; furthermore, the currently available software for random forest methodology does not support the recently developed sample-selection-adjusted models. 35 Inconsistent coding practices among institutions may have resulted in over- or underestimations of events, although robust quality control measures were in place to minimize these discrepancies. In our assessment of the secondary end points, some ICD codes were not helpful to distinguish between comorbidities and complications; thus, the rate of complications is likely to be overestimated given the existing limitations of the administrative databases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The possibility of selection bias and the lack of data granularity, due to the administrative nature of this database, could have impacted bRF predictability; furthermore, the currently available software for random forest methodology does not support the recently developed sample-selection-adjusted models. 35 Inconsistent coding practices among institutions may have resulted in over- or underestimations of events, although robust quality control measures were in place to minimize these discrepancies. In our assessment of the secondary end points, some ICD codes were not helpful to distinguish between comorbidities and complications; thus, the rate of complications is likely to be overestimated given the existing limitations of the administrative databases.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This adjustment makes the population forecast more accurate. Also caution against using inverse probability weighting when analyzing selected samples [3]. In this context, research and discussion are carried out from the aspects of natural resource utilization, ecological environment supervision, social organization management, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%