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Q&A : Personalised prediction of weight changes in the first week of life
Severin Kasser, UKBB
Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018 · 9:46 a.m. · 02m 41s
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um it's a condition of harmonisation team as well since you don't shift dished
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i'm john bought me sort of just what is not quite as the rest of what might come
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ms wouldn't plus yeah and oh about doesn't take take very much
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separate and have you already calculated confidence into those predictions
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and no we only carry the bank i did i actually have a slide here with the validation
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everybody gets so we compared our predictive so that was the one patient opposite
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so we compared the predicted wait and compared to the actual weight
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um and there we saw that our differences are any range from ten grams fifty grams
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ah
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uh_huh
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good times limited parker
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thank you very much and what do you think that the reasons for these changes
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is a complications problems of that i. d.s or just and my age
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you mean that the characteristic of matter h. what what it in how it influences the that the way change
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uh we saw in literature that uh the older the moderation let the less milk and she has
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and furthermore we saw all that um that the older you are the more at tired it's
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like your your metabolic is so we think that that would have also in infants and
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we changed it up but the primary influences that the old model is she has let's not get too young but
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yeah and we take that and you can see here um
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on the group blocking you can choose and exclusively bright breastfed
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or an both or exclusively formula thank you
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sorry at at
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ah
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are we that's a good point we we never looked at it but they have a
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and not the white wait could surely at it they lose less than than
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could just talk and talk and challenge problems and some time for talking
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