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. 2023 Jun;307(5):e231259.
doi: 10.1148/radiol.231259.

Evaluating GPT4 on Impressions Generation in Radiology Reports

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Evaluating GPT4 on Impressions Generation in Radiology Reports

Zhaoyi Sun et al. Radiology. 2023 Jun.
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Z.S. No relevant relationships. H.O. No relevant relationships. P.K. No relevant relationships. L.T. No relevant relationships. S.C. No relevant relationships. J.E. No relevant relationships. E.L. No relevant relationships. G.S. No relevant relationships. Y.P. Various federal grants (2145640, NSF CAREER Award, NSF 4R00LM013001, NIH/NLM.

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Questionnaire for human evaluation.
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Performance of GPT-4 in Impression generation in human evaluations. (A) Coherence refers to the ability of the Impressions to build a coherent body of information about a topic through sentence-to-sentence connections. (B) Comprehensiveness evaluates whether the Impressions contain sufficient information to convey the abnormal Findings. (C) Factual consistency measures whether the Findings support the impressions. (D) Harmfulness refers to the potential of Impressions to lead to physical or psychologic harm.

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