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Domain-specific LLM Development and Evaluation – A Case-study for Prostate Cancer

2024-03-16

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In this work, we present our strategy for developing domain-specific large language models which cover the vocabulary of the target domain and train on reliable sources of clinical information. Prostate cancer was chosen as a use-case for this study. We collected more than 1.8 million clinical notes and radiology and pathology reports for 15341 patients treated for prostate cancer in Mayo Clinic across three sites...

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Literature Corpus work: c8cf52cc-2c1a-5085-b3ed-768ab29a17d5
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.15.24304362

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