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Approach: They propose a hypernetwork-based approach that generates task-conditioned parameters and coefficients of multitask prediction heads to learn task-specific prediction and balance the multitask learning.
Outcome: Experiments on clinical notes from the real-world MIMIC database show that the proposed model can achieve better performance than baselines and improve zero-shot prediction on unseen diagnoses.

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