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Stanford University

Lessons From Evaluating and Debugging Healthcare AI in Deployment

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Overview

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This course focuses on the lessons learned from evaluating and debugging healthcare AI in deployment. The learning outcomes include understanding data curation, model testing and monitoring, and designing AI for optimizing clinician's performance. The course teaches skills such as quantifying data contributions to model success, explaining model mistakes, and improving fairness using Data Shapley. The teaching method involves real-time trials, analyzing FDA-approved medical AI systems, and discussing insights and challenges. The intended audience for this course includes professionals in the healthcare and artificial intelligence fields looking to deploy AI systems effectively.

Syllabus

Introduction
Al make clinical trials more efficient
Why did the Derm Al performance crater?
Language model captures ethnic stereotypes
Two Muslims walked into...
Data used to train dermatology Al
Data Shapley Value
Dermatology classification
Shapley value identifies mis-annotations
Data Shapley improves fairness
Auditing ML data w/ data Shapley
Understanding what the network is doing
Sparse neurons responsible for prediction
Neuron Shapley identifies dataset bias
Model repair by removing bias neurons
Why did the model make this mistake?
Conceptual explanation of mistakes Mistakes made by the model
Natural language model editing reduces bias
Takeaways: challenge shifts from model training to evaluation and monitoring

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Stanford Online

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