REINFORCEMENT LEARNING FOR DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE MINERAL AND BONE DISORDER (CKD-MBD) AMONG PATIENTS WITH KIDNEY FAILURE ON HEMODIALYSIS: A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

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REINFORCEMENT LEARNING FOR DYNAMIC TREATMENT OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE MINERAL AND BONE DISORDER (CKD-MBD) AMONG PATIENTS WITH KIDNEY FAILURE ON HEMODIALYSIS: A DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

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Benjamin Lobo lobo@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Data Science Data Science Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Xingbo Fu xf3av@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Elizabeth Thompson et7gav@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Engineering Systems Engineering Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Indika Mallawaarachchi imallawaarachchi@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Medicine Public Health Sciences Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Varsha Pothula Venkata hjn7wc@uvahealth.org University of Virginia School of Medicine Medicine Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Lori Dunn lad2z@uvahealth.org University of Virginia School of Medicine Medicine Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Jochen Raimann jochen.raimann@rriny.com Fresenius Medical Care Renal Research Institute New York, NY United States -

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Hanjie Zhang hanjie.zhang@rriny.com Fresenius Medical Care Renal Research Institute New York, NY United States -

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Jundong Li jl6qk@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Jennie Ma jzm4h@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Medicine Public Health Sciences Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Adam Tashman apt4c@virginia.edu University of Virginia School of Data Science Data Science Charlottesville, VA United States -

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Julia Scialla js7rk@uvahealth.org University of Virginia School of Medicine Medicine Charlottesville, VA United States *

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