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Cadence: A Benchmark Evaluation of the Narrative Velocity Framework for Next Clinical Event Prediction in MIMIC-IV

2026-05-11

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<h4>Objective</h4> How structured clinical features and cluster-semantic embeddings interact under self-distillation in EHR prediction models is unknown. Existing approaches treat these sources separately (gradient-boosted trees exploit tabular features while sequence models process text), and their interaction under self-distillation regularisation remains uncharacterised. We introduce the Narrative Velocity (NV...

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1ab57b9b-8658-5fd0-898b-2acd8c79b361
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10.64898/2026.05.06.722409
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