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Evaluating the generalisability of LiSep LSTM for early prediction of septic shock across US and european cohorts
Sepsis remains a major public health concern and is associated with high mortality. Early detection and timely intervention are critical for improving outcomes, yet no standardised approach has been universally adopted. The LiSep LSTM model, a Long Short-Term Memory neural network developed using th
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