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Tomer Meir, PhD: AI for healthcare, causal inference, survival analysis, and hybrid mechanistic models for personalized medicine.
Tomer Meir’s education, healthcare research, and machine learning teaching at the Technion, Weizmann Institute, and Zebra Medical Vision.
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Publications by Tomer Meir on causal inference, survival analysis, hybrid models, and medical imaging, including ICML, Biometrics, and JOSS.
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2022 - Machine Learning in Healthcare (MLHC) - PyDTS: A Python Package for Discrete-Time Survival Analysis with Competing Risks 2021 - 15th NATO Operations Research \& Analysis - COVID 19 data analysis and modeling - keynote
2021 - NATO webinar - Israel’s Best Practices in Enhancing Resilience – the Case of Covid-19
2020 - ICML HSYS (Spotlight) - Who should we test for COVID-19? A triage model from national symptom surveys
2020 - ICML HSYS - Rapid deployment of a nationwide symptoms survey - framework and applications
2020 - MICCAI - 3D convolutional sequence to sequence model for VCF identification in CT
2019 - X International Conference of the Georgian Mathematical Union - Buckling of columns with non-ideal boundary conditions
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Survival modeling, symptom surveillance, and population-level evidence for public-health decisions.
MISTR: estimating heterogeneous treatment effects when survival outcomes are incompletely observed.
Combining mechanistic knowledge and neural networks for robust prediction under time-dependent interventions.
Efficient discrete-time competing-risks regression and an open-source Python toolkit.
A compact spine representation and 3D sequence model for vertebral compression fracture detection.
2021 - 15th NATO Operations Research \& Analysis - COVID 19 data analysis and modeling - keynote 2021 - NATO webinar - Israel’s Best Practices in Enhancing Resilience – the Case of Covid-19 2020 - ICML HSYS (Spotlight) - Who should we test for COVID-19? A triage model from national symptom surveys 2020 - ICML HSYS - Rapid deployment of a nationwide symptoms survey - framework and applications 2020 - MICCAI - 3D convolutional sequence to sequence model for VCF identification in CT 2019 - X International Conference of the Georgian Mathematical Union - Buckling of columns with non-ideal boundary conditions
Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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