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Autori principali: Croxford, Emma, Gao, Yanjun, Pellegrino, Nicholas, Wong, Karen K., Wills, Graham, First, Elliot, Liao, Frank J., Goswami, Cherodeep, Patterson, Brian, Afshar, Majid
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.18170
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author Croxford, Emma
Gao, Yanjun
Pellegrino, Nicholas
Wong, Karen K.
Wills, Graham
First, Elliot
Liao, Frank J.
Goswami, Cherodeep
Patterson, Brian
Afshar, Majid
author_facet Croxford, Emma
Gao, Yanjun
Pellegrino, Nicholas
Wong, Karen K.
Wills, Graham
First, Elliot
Liao, Frank J.
Goswami, Cherodeep
Patterson, Brian
Afshar, Majid
contents Large Language Models have advanced clinical Natural Language Generation, creating opportunities to manage the volume of medical text. However, the high-stakes nature of medicine requires reliable evaluation, which remains a challenge. In this narrative review, we assess the current evaluation state for clinical summarization tasks and propose future directions to address the resource constraints of expert human evaluation.
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spellingShingle Evaluation of Large Language Models for Summarization Tasks in the Medical Domain: A Narrative Review
Croxford, Emma
Gao, Yanjun
Pellegrino, Nicholas
Wong, Karen K.
Wills, Graham
First, Elliot
Liao, Frank J.
Goswami, Cherodeep
Patterson, Brian
Afshar, Majid
Computation and Language
Artificial Intelligence
Large Language Models have advanced clinical Natural Language Generation, creating opportunities to manage the volume of medical text. However, the high-stakes nature of medicine requires reliable evaluation, which remains a challenge. In this narrative review, we assess the current evaluation state for clinical summarization tasks and propose future directions to address the resource constraints of expert human evaluation.
title Evaluation of Large Language Models for Summarization Tasks in the Medical Domain: A Narrative Review
topic Computation and Language
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.18170