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# Continuous Glucose Forecasting

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  1. medRxiv

    Sepsis glucose digital twins stop waiting for error thresholds: a frozen PatchTST plus reinforcement-learning residual fix improved one-step forecasts in all 10 ICU patients

    Glucose digital twins in septic intensive care previously refit the model only after forecast error crossed a threshold, a reactive correction. This work reports a proactive workflow: a frozen PatchTST foundation model produces a one-step forecast, and an Actor–Critic reinforcement-learning agent uses the last 30-minute glucose window and recent residual history to apply a correction bounded at ±0.05 to that first step, which is then rolled out recursively over 15 steps. On minute-by-minute continuous glucose monitoring from 10 septic ICU patients, the pretrained agent lowered one-step forecast error in all 10 without patient-specific retraining, and mean absolute percentage error on the source patient's test set fell from 0.49% to 0.34%.

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