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Deep Time-to-Event Models for Intrapartum Fetal Monitoring
Timely detection of fetal distress during labor is a central pursuit of modern obstetric care. The primary measure used in this regard is fetal heart rate and contraction monitoring (echocardiotocography or CTG), which provides a continuous signal during labor. The vast majority of machine learning
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