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A statistical framework for identifying subgroup vulnerability to predictive multiplicity in clinical AI
AI models trained on the same data can disagree about patient risk, with disagreement potentially concentrated in clinically important subgroups. We propose V(S), a statistically grounded vulnerability index combining an observable lower-bound witness of model disagreement with clinical severity, an
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