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Samuel Weiss

Canada
As seen in: Medium, Autoblog, New York Law Journal, Cell Press, JD Supra, L'Étudiant, JoVE- Journal of Visualized Experiments, Mondaq, The Appeal, The Critic Magazine (UK) and
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MSR70 CONTRASTIVE TRAJECTORY DISTILLATION: A NOVEL METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL EMBEDDINGS IN MATERNAL HEALTH PREDICTION

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By Samuel Weiss, Robert Martorano, Ian J. Hooley
| Value in Health Journal Verified
Electronic Health Records (EHR) contain rich longitudinal signals, yet traditional tabular machine learning often fails to capture temporal dependencies within sparse diagnosis histories. We propose Contrastive Trajectory Distillation (CTD), a framework leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) to transform longitudinal patient histories into high-fidelity predictive embeddings for maternal health outcomes.
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Can London never change?

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By Samuel Weiss
| The Critic Magazine (UK) Verified
Peter Ackroyd treated the city as a semi-living entity resistant to human intervention There is an alleyway in the City of London where, if one goes very early on a summer morning, when the air is still and not yet disturbed by the morning’s traffic, one can smell the aroma of spices encased in the walls, left by centuries of East India Company workers carrying cargo from the docks to its warehouses near Leadenhall Street.
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Open sesame: Shedding light on an emerging global allergen

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By Samuel Weiss, Derek Smith
| Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Verified
Abstract Background Sesame allergy has been characterized in the Middle East for some time. However, it has become more widely recognized as foods containing sesame and sesame seeds have become increasingly available in Australia, Europe, and North America.
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