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Readers will learn how to represent real-world systems as knowledge graphs.

"• Represent real-world systems as knowledge graphs"

Readers will learn how to stream IoT sensor data into a digital twin.

"• Stream IoT sensor data into a twin"

Readers will learn how to blend computer vision, OCR, and generative AI with 3D geometric models.

"• Blend computer vision, OCR, and generative AI with 3D geometric models"

Readers will learn how to create digital representations of physical systems.

"• Create digital representations of physical systems"

Readers will learn how to define clear business objectives for digital twins.

"• Define clear business objectives for digital twins"

The book 'Business Intelligence Career Master Plan' offers proven techniques and actionable insights to launch and advance a business intelligence career.

"Business Intelligence Career Master Plan: Launch and advance your BI career with proven techniques and actionable insights"

Chinese robot Tiangong clocked a sub-9 second 100 metres in Beijing.

"Chinese Robot Tiangong Clocks Sub-9 second 100 Metres in Beijing"

Some coworkers blindly share AI output, a behavior referred to as 'meat proxy'.

"What is a ‘Meat Proxy’? The New Term For Coworkers Who Blindly Share A.I. Output"

AI agents are turning founders into insomniacs.

"A.I. Agents Are Turning Founders Into Insomniacs"

Partnerships in the quantum ecosystem will determine which institutions lead commercially.

"Part Four maps the full quantum ecosystem and partnerships that will determine which institutions lead commercially."

The book is organized as a complete strategic operating system for the quantum transition.

"This book is organized as a complete strategic operating system for the quantum transition."

Quantum Computing for Leaders helps readers build quantum strategies, teams, security, and ecosystems to lead in the era of quantum advantage.

""Quantum Computing for Leaders" helps to build quantum strategies, teams, security, and ecosystems to lead in the era of quantum advantage."

Current sepsis severity indices use outdated fixed variables and weights from decades ago that no longer reflect modern critical care practices

"Currently used sepsis severity indices rely on fixed variables and weights established decades ago, which are coarsely discretized and calibrated to a cohort that no longer reflects contemporary critical care."

No learned alternative sepsis index derived directly from patient trajectories is currently in routine clinical use

"No alternative learned directly from patient trajectories is in routine use."

A new sepsis index using mortality as a treatment-level ranking signal rather than per-state target allows credit redistribution non-uniformly across timesteps, improving on previous approaches

"Unlike previous studies, we use mortality as a treatment-level ranking signal rather than a per-state target, allowing credit to be redistributed non-uniformly across timesteps."

The new sepsis index separates non-survivors from survivors by 1.19-1.64 points on a 0-10 scale across all baseline SOFA-2 strata

"Under this ranking scheme, non-survivors scored 1.19-1.64 points higher than survivors on a 0-10 scale within all strata of baseline SOFA-2, with similar results stratifying within lactate, mean arterial pressure (MAP), and creatinine."

Cross-institutional agreement for the sepsis index models trained on different sites achieved 70-77% of same-site correlation, demonstrating reasonable generalization

"On a cohort level, cross-institutional agreement measured by Spearman correlation between models trained on different sites, were 70-77% of same-site correlation."

The new sepsis index has potential as a decision support tool to complement clinical judgement based on its hourly prognostic information and consistency with clinical expectations

"Our index demonstrated hourly prognostic information that meaningfully separates patient outcomes and is consistent with clinical expectation, indicating potential as a decision support tool complementing clinical judgement."