Rex Parsons (@rexparsons8) 's Twitter Profile
Rex Parsons

@rexparsons8

R development and health data things (Senior Data Scientist) at Nous.

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linkhttp://rwparsons.github.io/ calendar_today23-12-2019 22:11:35

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Nicole White (@nicolem_white) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Life or death research stats - our preprint on AUC hacking featured in today's campus morning mail AusHSI campusmorningmail.com.au/news/life-or-d…

R Medicine (@r_medicine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Only 5 days away! Rex Parsons, Ph.D. Candidate at AusHSI, will be leading a demo at #RMed2023 on “predictNMB: An R Package To Estimate if or When a Clinical Prediction Model Is Worthwhile.” Register today #Rstats ➡️ events.linuxfoundation.org/r-medicine/

Only 5 days away! <a href="/RexParsons8/">Rex Parsons</a>, Ph.D. Candidate at <a href="/AusHSI/">AusHSI</a>, will be leading a demo at #RMed2023 on “predictNMB: An R Package To Estimate if or When a Clinical Prediction Model Is Worthwhile.” Register today #Rstats ➡️ events.linuxfoundation.org/r-medicine/
Gary Collins (@gscollins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In this NEW PAPER in BMC Medicine (with Nicole White Rex Parsons @aidybarnett) we found an excess of published AUC values just above thresholds of 0.7 and 0.8 - suggesting questionable research practices at play to 'hack' the AUC -> tinyurl.com/5t2h4uma #researchintegrity

In this NEW PAPER in <a href="/BMCMedicine/">BMC Medicine</a> (with <a href="/nicolem_white/">Nicole White</a> <a href="/RexParsons8/">Rex Parsons</a> @aidybarnett) we found an excess of published AUC values just above thresholds of 0.7 and 0.8 - suggesting questionable research practices at play to 'hack' the AUC

-&gt; tinyurl.com/5t2h4uma

#researchintegrity
Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) (@ardc_au) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📊 Many models are created for #ClinicalPrediction every year, but not all of them will actually lead to better outcomes for patients. This gap between the models that are created and those that are useful can come at huge costs and a waste of research effort – and it was what a

📊 Many models are created for #ClinicalPrediction every year, but not all of them will actually lead to better outcomes for patients. This gap between the models that are created and those that are useful can come at huge costs and a waste of research effort – and it was what a
Nicole White (@nicolem_white) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New preprint with Rex Parsons @elborgo9 Gary Collins @aidybarnett We analysed publication outcomes for clinical prediction model studies registered on clinicaltrials.gov Outcomes have improved over time but most planned studies are still unpublished osf.io/preprints/osf/…

AusHSI (@aushsi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When patients fall, their health can decline rapidly. On the #AusHSI blog, read about Rex Parsons's PhD journey exploring digital solutions to target interventions to help prevent those most at risk in hospitals from experiencing a fall. bit.ly/rpphd Digital Health CRC

When patients fall, their health can decline rapidly. On the #AusHSI blog, read about <a href="/RexParsons8/">Rex Parsons</a>'s PhD journey exploring digital solutions to target interventions to help prevent those most at risk in hospitals from experiencing a fall. bit.ly/rpphd <a href="/digihealthcrc/">Digital Health CRC</a>
bioRxiv (@biorxivpreprint) 's Twitter Profile Photo

GLMMcosinor: Flexible cosinor modeling with a generalized linear mixed modeling framework to characterize rhythmic time series. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv

Nicole White (@nicolem_white) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delighted to share our latest paper on clinical prediction models @aidybarnett Gary Collins @elborgo9 Rex Parsons We looked at models registered on clinicaltrials.gov and publication outcomes From ~1000 records < 1 in 3 were published within 10 years jclinepi.com/article/S0895-…

AusHSI (@aushsi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢Just out - new #AusHSI research on predictive algorithms for clinical deterioration has shown that predicting when (rather than if) adverse events might occur can lead to more accurate and clinically useful prediction models and better patient outcomes. ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

📢Just out - new #AusHSI research on predictive algorithms for clinical deterioration has shown that predicting when (rather than if) adverse events might occur can lead to more accurate and clinically useful prediction models and better patient outcomes.

ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…