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Prediction Is Not Detection: Evaluating Pre-Recognition Claims in Longitudinal Clinical AI
Clinically useful early detection requires validated pre-recognition lead time. Yet event-based evaluations of longitudinal clinical AI can treat recognition-mediated care-process signals as shortcuts and recognition-dependent endpoints as reference standards, inflating apparent performance and lead
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