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Cosine Similarity Conflates Clinically Distinct Cancer Variants: A Case for Typed-Graph Retrieval in Precision Oncology Decision Support

2026-05-11

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Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is increasingly applied to clinical decision support in oncology, where treatment selection depends on identifying a patient’s specific somatic variant from an NGS report and matching it to evidence-graded therapy options. The vector retrieval that underlies most RAG systems uses cosine similarity over text embeddings, an architecture optimized for linguistic proximity rather t...

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e9f1944d-5ec6-55ca-af51-5b9c3a3a3186
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10.64898/2026.05.05.723102
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