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Same Inputs, Different EDSS: Measuring Specification Drift in Clinical Scoring Pipelines

2026-07-07

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Clinical informatics pipelines increasingly compute validated clinical endpoints from upstream NLP outputs. Even when the endpoint is defined by an established rubric, translating that rubric across representations—natural language instructions, program logic, and reference implementations—can introduce specification drift, where ostensibly equivalent calculators yield meaningfully different scores. We study this...

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710630d0-d4d7-533e-bc42-da2a8c0dcec8
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10.64898/2026.06.25.26356350
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