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Generalizing intensive care AI across time scales in resource-limited settings

2026-04-24

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Generalization remains a major barrier to the clinical deployment of artificial intelligence in critical care. Models developed using high-frequency physiological monitoring often experience performance degradation when applied across hospitals, patient populations, and monitoring environments that differ from those used during training. Although variability in temporal resolution is widespread in critical care, i...

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57806e0d-4318-53da-909b-9b639d6db780
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10.64898/2026.04.23.26351588
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