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INFORME: coupling information-theoretic experimental design with nonlinear mixed-effects modeling for efficient observation scheduling
Mathematical models of treatment response can inform individualized therapy, but their calibration often requires longitudinal measurements that are costly, burdensome, and collected on fixed schedules. Such schedules may be inefficient, over-sampling patients whose response is already well characte
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