Couldn't agree more! This is why we've started a data-centric AI for healthcare class at Stanford. It is so easy to introduce errors in healthcare data that corrupt all downstream models and analyses
There is a crisis of rigor in AI for medicine, reading recent high profile Nature paper: "Towards autonomous medical artificial intelligence agents", I noticed temporal leakage for labs (using the wrong timing column). What is the likelihood this is the only error? (1/5)