MEDS (Medical Event Data Standard) is "the simplest possible standard for health AI" (https://medical-event-data-standard.github.io/).
But after building your own MEDS ETL you might be wondering:
- Is my ETL missing data?
- What codes are contained in my dataset?
- How does my data compare to other MEDS datasets?
- What preprocessing steps are still needed in order to train models?
.. and many more questions related to data exploration.
MEDS-Inspect is an interactive data visualization app that supports you in your data quest.
pip install MEDS-Inspect
Then start a server with the following:
MEDS_Inspect --port=8060 --file_path="path/to/your/meds/dataset"
This will start a local web app that you can access in your browser. Running this command without a file path will default to the MIMIC-IV Demo data in MEDS
You should also be able to enter an arbitrary filepath from the GUI.
Clone repository:
git clone https://github.com/rvandewater/MEDS-Inspect.git
cd MEDS-Inspect
Create environment:
conda create -n "meds-inspect" python=3.12
conda activate meds-inspect
Install requirements:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Launch app:
python src/MEDS_Inspect/__main__.py
This should start a locally hosted web app.
You can start the caching directly from the command line. Caching creates the folder .meds-inspect-cache
python MEDS_Inspect_cache path/to/your/favorite/meds/dataset