Munich Leukemia Lab

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Munich Leukemia Lab has 2 source-linked AI deployments documented in AIUseCaseHub, across 1 industry and 1 country.

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MLL Munich Leukemia Laboratory uses AI on AWS to speed leukaemia/lymphoma diagnostics and automate report creation

MLL Munich Leukemia Laboratory (Germany) diagnoses blood cancers using AI on AWS and a paperless cloud architecture.The lab handles complex leukaemia and lymphoma classification, large genomic datasets, and patient-specific reporting workflows.It uses large language models and AI-based algorithms with human-in-the-loop oversight to automate report writing and questionnaire ingestion.

Healthcare

Munich Leukemia Lab Advances Leukemia Diagnosis with Amazon SageMaker Machine Learning

Munich Leukemia Lab (MLL) partnered with the Amazon Machine Learning Solutions Lab to build a machine learning pipeline leveraging Amazon SageMaker to classify 30 leukemia subtypes using next generation sequencing (NGS) data.Manually classifying leukemia subtypes is complex, slow, and requires expensive specialized equipment and highly skilled experts, leading to turnaround times up to ten days.MLL and AWS developed a feature extraction process transforming varied NGS data into tabular form with over 70,000 features, followed by training a LightGBM model with SageMaker Hyperparameter Optimization achieving 82% accuracy in 5-fold cross-validation.The interpretable model uses SHAP to explain feature impacts per patient, aiding clinical decision making.The solution accelerates diagnosis with high accuracy, reducing time and cost while supporting precision treatment strategies for 30 leukemia subtypes.

Healthcare

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