Prior-Fitted Functional Flow: In-Context Generative Models for Pharmacokinetics
arXiv stat.ML / 4/21/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces “Prior-Fitted Functional Flows,” a generative foundation model aimed at pharmacokinetics (PK) tasks like population synthesis and individual forecasting.
- The method learns functional vector fields that are conditioned on sparse and irregular data across an entire study population, enabling zero-shot use without manual parameter tuning.
- It supports creating coherent “virtual cohorts” and forecasting partially observed patient trajectories while providing calibrated uncertainty.
- The authors build a new open-access literature corpus to inform the model’s priors and report state-of-the-art predictive accuracy on large real-world datasets.
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