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Reliability-metric reporting in diabetic retinopathy artificial intelligence: a structured audit of 245 studies and a proposed minimum reporting standard
Background. Diabetic-retinopathy (DR) artificial intelligence (AI) is among the most clinically deployed medical machine-learning applications. Safe screening depends on reliability — calibrated probabilities, usable uncertainty, robustness under distribution shift — properties discrimination metric
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