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Agent Role Structure and Operating Characteristics in Large Language Model Clinical Classification: A Comparative Study of Specialist and Deliberative Multi-Agent Protocols

2026-02-24

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Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly considered in clinical decision support, yet the architectural effects of role decomposition within multi-agent systems remain poorly isolated. Prior comparisons of single-agent and multi-agent prompting often confound workflow structure with changes in model configuration, training, or decoding. We present a controlled study evaluating whether specialist and generalis...

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151cb546-0ab0-5a89-b42e-c1d7224080cd
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10.64898/2026.02.22.26346818
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