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WIMC 2025
GPU-Accelerated Real-Time Prediction of Critical Complications in MI Patients Using Multi-Modal AI: A Novel Continuous Early Warning System
A hardware-aware multimodal early-warning concept for myocardial infarction patients, built around real-time prediction of critical complications.
- 2025
- Warsaw, Poland
- Conference presentation
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- WIMC
- 1st place, Cardiology session; 2nd place, Plenary session
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The presentation proposed a continuous early-warning system for myocardial infarction care using multimodal AI and GPU-accelerated inference. The core argument was that real-time clinical prediction needs both modeling quality and systems engineering discipline to be credible.
Connects continuous prediction, multimodal inputs, and systems design rather than treating clinical AI as a static model artifact.
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- WIMC 2025
- 2025
- Warsaw, Poland
- Conference presentation
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Connects continuous prediction, multimodal inputs, and systems design rather than treating clinical AI as a static model artifact.
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cardiologymultimodal AIearly warningGPU systems
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