Pharmaceutical research · 2026
Comparative Predictive Performance of Machine Learning and Population Pharmacokinetic Models for Valproic Acid Clearance and Trough Concentrations: An In-silico Simulation Study in Epilepsy Scenarios.
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Methaneethorn Janthima, Aramvith Supavadee, Duangchaemkarn Khanita, Reisfeld Brad
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PURPOSE: While population pharmacokinetic (PopPK) models traditionally guide valproic acid (VPA) dosing, machine learning (ML) may better capture complex, nonlinear relationships. A direct comparison of their predictive performances remains poorly defined. This study compared the predictive performance of ML and PopPK models for VPA clearance and trough concentrations.
METHODS: PopPK and ML models were developed and validated using two independent simulated datasets. Trough concentration and clearance were each evaluated under a priori and a posteriori conditions and were compared against matched PopPK references.
RESULTS: For trough concentration, most ML models significantly outperformed PopPK population prediction (PRED) under a priori condition, while individual prediction (IPRED) significantly outperformed all ML models under a posteriori condition. For clearance, the best-performing ML model (kNN) significantly outperformed a population-typical prediction (CL PRED) under a priori condition, whereas the best-performing ML model (CatBoost) showed a small but statistically significant advantage over the empirical Bayes estimate for clearance (CL EBE) under a posteriori condition.
CONCLUSIONS: Relative performance depended on the prediction target and available data. Under a priori condition, ML outperformed PopPK for both endpoints. Under a posteriori condition, PopPK remained superior for trough concentration, while ML performed comparably for clearance. Further real-world validation is needed.
METHODS: PopPK and ML models were developed and validated using two independent simulated datasets. Trough concentration and clearance were each evaluated under a priori and a posteriori conditions and were compared against matched PopPK references.
RESULTS: For trough concentration, most ML models significantly outperformed PopPK population prediction (PRED) under a priori condition, while individual prediction (IPRED) significantly outperformed all ML models under a posteriori condition. For clearance, the best-performing ML model (kNN) significantly outperformed a population-typical prediction (CL PRED) under a priori condition, whereas the best-performing ML model (CatBoost) showed a small but statistically significant advantage over the empirical Bayes estimate for clearance (CL EBE) under a posteriori condition.
CONCLUSIONS: Relative performance depended on the prediction target and available data. Under a priori condition, ML outperformed PopPK for both endpoints. Under a posteriori condition, PopPK remained superior for trough concentration, while ML performed comparably for clearance. Further real-world validation is needed.