Machine Learning Models for Predicting Response to Percutaneous Transhepatic Biliary Drainage in Malignant Obstructive Jaundice: A Retrospective Cohort Study.

P. Gupta Sonali Thakur Abhinandan Kumar Abhirup Chatterji Anupam Kumar V. Jearth J. Shah J. Samanta H. Mandavdhare Vishal Sharma Gaurav Prakash Harjeet Singh Surinder Rana S. Sinha T. Yadav N. Kalra Mandeep Kang Rajesh Gupta U. Dutta

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Pre-procedural ML-based prediction of PTBD response is feasible with a modest AUC, and logistic regression generalises most reliably in this small, class-imbalanced dataset.

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