Tracking Cancer Through Text: Longitudinal Extraction From Radiology Reports Using Open-Source Large Language Models
Tracking Cancer Through Text: Longitudinal Extraction From Radiology Reports Using Open-Source Large Language Models explores An open-source pipeline for extracting longitudinal cancer data from radiology reports using large language models.. Commercial viability score: 8/10 in Medical AI.
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