Principal Scientist AbbVie North Chicago, Illinois
In vitro dissolution testing plays a key role in controlling the quality and optimizing the formulation of pharmaceutical products. Traditional approaches to screening and developing dissolution models require extensive experimental trials, which are resource-intensive and time-consuming. This session presents an AI-based, data-efficient method leveraging active learning and Gaussian processes to streamline this process. By integrating these advanced ML techniques, we aim to demonstrate the utility of these approaches for the selection of formulations with desired dissolution characteristics while reducing the need for exhaustive testing. Active learning strategically selects the most informative experiments, thereby enhancing data efficiency, while Gaussian processes provide a probabilistic framework that captures uncertainty in predictions. This approach not only accelerates the formulation development cycle but also improves the accuracy of dissolution models, ultimately facilitating more effective translation from laboratory to clinical applications. Initial results demonstrate the potential of this methodology to significantly cut down on experimental costs and time, paving the way for more sustainable and innovative pharmaceutical practices.
Learning Objectives:
Understand AI Integration in Pharmaceutical Development:
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how AI techniques, can be applied to optimize dissolution testing and formulation processes in pharmaceuticals.
Develop Skills in Data-Efficient Experimentation:
Participants will learn methods to enhance data efficiency by selecting experiments that provide the most informative results, reducing the need for exhaustive testing.
Evaluate and Implement Probabilistic Models:
Attendees will learn to assess probabilistic models like Gaussian processes for capturing uncertainty in predictions, improving the accuracy of dissolution models in drug development.
Assess the Impact on Drug Development Cycle
Individuals will evaluate the benefits of using AI to accelerate the formulation development cycle, reducing experimental costs and time, and enhancing the translation from laboratory to clinical applications