Comparacion de estrategias de control predictivo estocástico no lineal aplicadas a la quimioterapia
Enviado: 21-06-2024
|Aceptado: 16-12-2024
|Publicado: 10-01-2025
Derechos de autor 2025 Pablo Velarde, Andrés Hernández-Rivera, Ascensión Zafra-Cabeza, José M. Maestre

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Palabras clave:
Control predictivo, Control óptimo estocástico, Farmacocinética y administración de fármacos, Control predictivo no lineal
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MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033
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Resumen:
El modelado matemático de sistemas biomédicos puede ayudar a los profesionales oncológicos a diseñar ciclos de administración de fármacos más seguros y eficaces. Para lograr este objetivo, en el proceso de toma de decisiones se utiliza el modelo matemático del crecimiento tumoral y el impacto de la quimioterapia. Sin embargo, los sistemas biomédicos son propensos a un alto grado de incertidumbre, no solo por los errores de medición, sino también por la dinámica del sistema no modelada y la variabilidad entre pacientes. Para abordar este problema, se han aplicado restricciones probabilísticas al control del proceso de administración de fármacos, haciéndolo más robusto frente a perturbaciones. Este trabajo compara una versión no lineal y otra linealizada de las formulaciones estocásticas del control predictivo basado en modelo. Ambos algoritmos mejoran la eficacia y la seguridad del tratamiento, con diferencias en cuanto a conservadurismo y coste computacional.
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