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Comparison of large language models and conventional machine learning in postoperative outcome prediction: a retrospective, multi-national development and validation study
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Abstract
The findings support the versatility and efficiency of LLMs for clinical decision support through on-premises compatibility, addressing data privacy. Further validation with diverse datasets is needed to ensure their reliability and applicability across different perioperative settings.
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