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PEACE: A Dataset of Pharmaceutical Care for Cancer Pain Analgesia Evaluation and Medication Decision

NeurIPS 2024 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Treatment effects · approach: Benchmarking treatment effect models · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces PEACE, a multidisciplinary cancer-pain pharmaceutical care dataset (~38,766 patients, 103 Delphi-selected features) and benchmarks 13 ML/DL models on treatment effectiveness classification and medication recommendation regression.

Problem

Existing datasets lack multidisciplinary team (MDT) assessments, patient self-perceptions, and long-term follow-up needed for treatment effectiveness assessment (TEA) and medication recommendation (MR) in cancer pain management.

Approach

A cancer-pain medication dataset combining hospital records and an online follow-up platform, with features chosen through a two-round Delphi expert consensus, including pharmacist DRP evaluations and patient-reported adherence and impact on life; benchmarked with classical, boosting, time-series and EHR-specific models.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: PEACE

Benchmarks: PEACE

Metrics: accuracy AUROC F1 score recall precision MSE MAE

Baselines: Decision Tree Logistic Regression Random Forest SVM MLP XGBoost LightGBM AdaBoost TransTab iTransformer Mamba StageNet

Builds on: Delphi method MIMIC-IV AdaCare StageNet

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