Predicting alcohol dependence treatment outcomes: a prospective comparative study of clinical psychologists versus ‘trained’ machine learning models
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Symons, M., et al., Predicting alcohol dependence treatment outcomes: a prospective comparative study of clinical psychologists versus ‘trained’ machine learning models. Addiction, vol. 115, n. 11, 2020, p. 2164-2175.
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Drogodependencias, Alcoholismo, Tratamiento, Programas de desintoxicación, Modificación de conducta, Servicios de salud, Psicólogo, Actitudes personal, Nuevas tecnologías, Predicción, Resultados, Estudio prospectivo, Estudio comparativo, Australia
Drogodependencias, Alcoholismo, Tratamiento, Programas de desintoxicación, Modificación de conducta, Servicios de salud, Psicólogo, Actitudes personal, Nuevas tecnologías, Predicción, Resultados, Estudio prospectivo, Estudio comparativo, Australia
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