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Table 1 Previous review studies utilizing various methodologies in the clinical domain

From: An intelligent literature review: adopting inductive approach to define machine learning applications in the clinical domain

Existing studies

Literature methodologies

The outcome of the analysis

Brnabic and Hess (2021) [8]

34 articles, systematic review

Found a wide assortment of approaches, methods, techniques, software and validation procedures utilized in using ML/DL strategies to illuminate patient-provider decision making

Robles Mendo et al. (2021) [27]

20 articles, (PRISMA framework, systematic review

Reviewed commercial applications found in the best-known commercial platforms

Salazar-Reyna et al. (2020) [42]

576 articles, systematic review

Assessed and synthesized the published literature related to applying data analytics, big data, data mining, and ML to healthcare engineering systems

Verma et al. (2021) [47]

15 articles, systematic review

Utilized ML/DL strategies at various phases of exploiting datasets consisting of patient-detailed outcome measures for anticipating clinical outcomes, introducing the promising study and demonstrating the utility of patient-reported outcome measures data for developmental research, and personalized treatment and precision medicine with the help of ML-based decision-support systems