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An AI model that flags endometriosis risk without surgery, accepted at an IEEE conference

Endometriosis affects about 10% of women of reproductive age, and diagnosis often takes years because it usually requires surgery to confirm. Harleen built EndoRisk-Ensemble, a model that estimates risk from symptoms and clinical history alone. She found that a conventional model scored a high AUC of 0.959 but caught none of the high-risk patients, then fixed it with minority-class oversampling, a three-model ensemble and confidence-weighted voting. Her model reached an AUC of 0.990 and identified 4 of 5 high-risk patients in the held-out test set.

FIELDMedical AI & Women's Health
RESULTFirst-author paper accepted at an IEEE conference
VENUEIEEE, 2026
BEFORE THE FELLOWSHIP

A 12th grader at Champlain Valley Union High School in Vermont interested in women's health and AI.

AFTER

First author of EndoRisk-Ensemble, a non-invasive endometriosis risk model, accepted at an IEEE conference.

THE LEDGER
01First-author paper accepted at an IEEE conference
02Test AUC of 0.990 with minority-class recall of 0.80
03Showed a high-AUC baseline caught zero high-risk patients
04Non-invasive screening from symptoms and clinical history
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