Interpretable AI: Can we trust machine learning?

Konstantinos Georgatzis is a data scientist in client projects at QuantumBlack, where he leads the development of methodologies to optimize commercial performance for pharma and healthcare clients, focusing on clinical trial and real-world patient outcomes. He is also developing ways to further improve algorithms that are frequently used within QuantumBlack. Konstantinos has extensive experience in developing machine learning methods, especially for healthcare analytics using biomedical and clinical data. Konstantinos has published eight articles in international machine learning and medical conferences, four of them as first author, and presented in multiple conferences. He also holds a position as a reviewer for international machine learning conferences. He holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh, where his research focused on developing novel machine learning methods and applying them to better model the biosignals of intensive care unit patients.

Martha Imprialou is a data scientist and a specialist consultant in client projects at QuantumBlack, where she leads analytics work, designs and develops machine learning and statistical models, and works with pharma and healthcare clients, focusing on real-world patient outcomes to optimize commercial performance. Martha has extensive experience in healthcare analytics using genomics and biomedical and clinical data. Previously, Martha was a postdoctoral researcher at Imperial College London, where her research involved analyzing DNA sequencing data to understand the genetics of autoimmune diseases. She has published in five genetics and computer science journals, four of them as first author, and presented at 10+ conferences.