Layering strategy-based adverse drug reaction data shadowing effect eliminating method
A technology of adverse reactions and masking effects, applied in the field of signal detection, can solve the problems of underreporting of ADR data, numerous report combinations, failure to dig out the potential connection between drugs and adverse reactions, etc., and achieve the effect of improving the signal detection effect
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[0039] 1ADR data collection and preprocessing
[0040] 1.1 Raw ADR data collection and processing
[0041] A total of 1,823,144 ADR report data from January 1, 2010 to December 31, 2011 were obtained from the National Center for Adverse Drug Reaction Testing, of which 608,710 report records had multiple correspondences between multiple drugs and multiple adverse reactions, and split such data into pairs A single correspondence of one. After the split is completed, remove the abnormal data, and delete the records whose drug name or adverse reaction name is "unknown" in the data. In the final processing, 2,221,942 records were obtained, including 1,874,904 records of Western medicine data, accounting for 84.3%; 317,417 records of Chinese medicine data, accounting for 14.3%; 29,621 records of biological product data, accounting for 1.33%. In this example, western medicine data is selected as the experimental object.
[0042] Since the drug-adverse reaction pairs with a frequen...
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