Enhancing wound healing through deep reinforcement learning for optimal therapeutics

Author:

Lu Fan1ORCID,Zlobina Ksenia1,Rondoni Nicholas A.1,Teymoori Sam1,Gomez Marcella1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Applied Mathematics, Baskin School of Engineering, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA, USA

Abstract

Finding the optimal treatment strategy to accelerate wound healing is of utmost importance, but it presents a formidable challenge owing to the intrinsic nonlinear nature of the process. We propose an adaptive closed-loop control framework that incorporates deep learning, optimal control and reinforcement learning to accelerate wound healing. By adaptively learning a linear representation of nonlinear wound healing dynamics using deep learning and interactively training a deep reinforcement learning agent for tracking the optimal signal derived from this representation without the need for intricate mathematical modelling, our approach has not only successfully reduced the wound healing time by 45.56% compared to the one without any treatment, but also demonstrates the advantages of offering a safer and more economical treatment strategy. The proposed methodology showcases a significant potential for expediting wound healing by effectively integrating perception, predictive modelling and optimal adaptive control, eliminating the need for intricate mathematical models.

Funder

Biological Technologies Office

Office of Naval Research

Publisher

The Royal Society

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