Efficient mapping of neuromodulation therapy parameters to complex biomarker spaces
Efficient mapping of neuromodulation therapy parameters to complex biomarker spaces
批准号:
10208032
负责人:
Oliver Armitage
金额:
$85.93万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-01-13 至 2022-12-31
关键词:
AcuteAnimal ModelBiological MarkersCalibrationChronicClinicalClupeidaeComplexDataDevelopmentEnsureFeedbackFutureGaussian modelIndividualMachine LearningMeasuresMethodsModelingOrganPhysiologicalProcessSourceSpecificityclinical applicationimprovedinsightneuroregulationneurotransmissionnovel therapeuticspersonalized medicinepre-clinicalrelating to nervous systemresponsesuccesstargeted treatment
中文摘要
引言:神经调节领域在转换疗法方面已经取得了许多早期的成功
进入临床应用,但在减少新适应症的脱靶效应方面仍然存在挑战,
以及靶向治疗,以确保临床和商业可行性。挑战已经出现
由于临床前和临床试验之间的差异,
导致需要不同刺激参数的临床受试者。这些挑战
阻碍了神经调节扩展到新适应症[Herring 2019]。在此,我们旨在
展示了如何利用神经信号中的信息来量化和避免脱靶
效果[Ardell 2017]为未来治疗提供更好的特异性。
项目概述:我们建议利用现有的数据库数据建立一个有效的方法,
使用高斯贝叶斯优化搜索刺激参数空间
过程作为模拟刺激响应函数的数据有效方式。此外,委员会认为,
我们将建立一个机器学习模型,用于将神经信号映射到压缩的
神经生物标志物(Neural Biomarkers),以将身体的神经信号解释为
器官功能的有效措施。最后,我们验证了这两种方法在急性和慢性
通过输入广泛搜索刺激参数的大型动物模型
空间,并针对源自神经信号的神经生物标志物进一步优化。
英文摘要
Introduction: The neuromodulation field has seen many early successes in converting therapies
into clinical application, but challenges remain in reducing off-target effects for new indications as
well as targeting therapies to ensure clinical and commercial viability. Challenges have arisen
validating preclinical successes in clinical settings due to the differences between preclinical and
clinical subjects leading to different stimulation parameters required. These challenges have
impeded the expansion of neuromodulation to new indications [Herring 2019]. Herein we aim to
show how the information in the neural signals can be leveraged to quantify and avoid off-target
effects [Ardell 2017] providing better specificity for future therapies.
Outline of the project: We propose utilising existing SPARC data to build an efficient method of
searching the stimulation parameter space using Bayesian Optimisation with Gaussian
Processes as a data-efficient way of modelling the stimulation response function. Furthermore,
we will build a machine learning model for mapping neural signals into a compressed
representation (termed Neural Biomarkers) in order to interpret the body’s neural signals as
effective measures of organ function. Finally, we validate both approaches in acute and chronic
large animal models where stimulation parameters are searched extensively through the input
space and further optimised against neural biomarkers derived from the neural signals.
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Efficient mapping of neuromodulation therapy parameters to complex biomarker spaces
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批准号:10537181
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$52.57万
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财政年份:2021
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负责人:Oliver Armitage
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依托单位:
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