The coming age of data-driven medicine: translational bioinformatics' next frontier - PMC
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Last year, in 2011, we argued that biomedical informatics stands ready to revolutionize human health and healthcare using large-scale measurements on a large number of individuals.1 We anticipated that, with the coming changes in the amount and diversity of datasets, data-centric approaches that compute on massive amounts of data (often called ‘Big Data’2 3) to discover patterns and to make clinically relevant predictions would be increasingly common in translational bioinformatics. Given these trends, we programmed the 2012 Summit on Translational Bioinformatics to focus on research that…
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