The Clinical Decision Making Group (MEDG) at MIT CSAIL is a research group headed by Professor Peter Szolovits. We improve the gathering, availability, security, and use of information throughout organizations and beyond, applying advanced computing and artificial intelligence to clinical and other high-stakes settings.
We focus on the urgent and critical nature of decision-making in diverse applications. Our methods include improving the gathering, availability, security, and use of information throughout the organization and beyond—supporting decisions and information use across diverse settings and boundaries.
Some of our recent work includes establishing a scalable informatics framework and implementing tools and techniques to "understand" text from data. We use natural language processing to extract meaningful information from narratives that capture most professional observations, and we apply a variety of machine learning techniques—including LLMs, deep learning, matrix and tensor factorization, Gaussian processes, support vector machines, conditional random fields, logistic regression, Bayesian models, random forests, and reinforcement learning—adapted to the characteristics of each application.
Peter Szolovits, psz@mit.edu, (617) 253-3476
Fern Keniston, fernd@mit.edu, (617) 253-5860
Amar Gupta, agupta@mit.edu, (617) 253-0418
Olivia Cheo, olivia@csail.mit.edu
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory,
32 Vassar Street, 32-254, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA