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How Well Do LLMs Simulate Survey Responses Following a Breast Cancer Screening Intervention?
Collecting survey data is laborious and limited by privacy constraints. Large language models (LLMs) have shown promise as predictive social simulations. It is unclear whether they can replicate population-level response distributions before and after a healthcare intervention. Using information der
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