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What Embedding-Based Guideline-Literature Drift Measures (and What It Doesn't): A Proof-of-Concept and Mechanistic Dissection of TIDE in Orthopedic Surgery
PurposeWe introduce the Temporal Index of Divergent Evidence (TIDE), a metric that evaluates how the topic center of gravity of a corresponding corpus of literature aligns with, or shifts relative to, a recommendations semantics over time. MethodsTIDE computes annual mean cosine similarity using Me
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