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Comparative Analysis of Japanese Clinical Note Styles Between Physicians and Large Language Models Using Identical Psychiatric Cases: Quantitative Text Analysis. [PDF]

JMIR Form Res
Arihisa W, Nishiyama T, Wakamiya S, Aramaki E.   +3 more
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Large Language Model Performance and Clinical Reasoning Tasks.

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Rao AS, Esmail KP, Lee RS, Jiang S, Arraiza Carlo B, Gill J, Khanna P, Kalmowitz E, Montagnese B, Heydari K, Jiao Q, Bott E, Nguyen D, Wang G, Hood M, Landman AB, Succi MD.   +16 more
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TeDDi Sample: Text Data Diversity Sample for Language Comparison and Multilingual NLP

International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation, 2022
We present the TeDDi sample, a diversity sample of text data for language comparison and multilingual Natural Language Processing. The TeDDi sample currently features 89 languages based on the typological diversity sample in the World Atlas of Language ...
Steven Moran, C. Bentz, Ximena Gutierrez-Vasques, Olga Pelloni, T. Samardžić   +4 more
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A Cross-Language Comparison of Sentence Recognition Using American English and Mandarin Chinese HINT and AzBio Sentences

Ear and Hearing, 2020
Supplemental Digital Content is available in the text. Objectives: The aim of this study was to perform a cross-language comparison of two commonly used sentence-recognition materials (i.e., Hearing in Noise Test [HINT] and AzBio) in American English (AE)
Li Xu, X. Xi, Alexa Patton, Xianhui Wang, B. Qi, L. Johnson   +5 more
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Comparison Between Language and Music

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2001
Abstract:Similarities and differences between language and music processing are examined from an evolutionary and a cognitive perspective. Language and music cannot be considered single entities; they need to be decomposed into different component operations or levels of processing.
M, Besson, D, Schön
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The 1994 Visual Languages Comparison

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, 2002
Diverse visual languages have been proposed, implemented, and published; but each is demonstrated on problems chosen by its authors. To make a fair comparison, the 1994 Visual Languages Comparison project proposed a set of three problems and solicited solutions to these problems in various visual languages. Submissions arrived for one graphic rewriting
W.J. Hansen, B. Bell, G.A. McKaskle, G. Smedley, D. Kimura, J. Poswig   +5 more
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Language in Healthy Ageing: A Comparison across Language Domains

Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica, 2022
Introduction: Life expectancy has been increasing in recent decades. Therefore, it is important to understand the functional changes during healthy ageing. Most research has mainly focused on one linguistic domain at a time. The current study aimed at investigating whether changes in language performance in healthy ageing occur in some language domains
Michal, Biran, Aviah, Gvion, Shira, Shmuely-Samuel   +2 more
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Requirements for a model comparison language

Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Model Comparison in Practice, 2011
Model comparison is an essential prerequisite for a number of model management tasks in Model-Driven Engineering, including model differencing, merging and transformation testing. Previous work highlighted some of the shortcomings of existing approaches to model comparison, and proposed a new language that addressed some of the key limitations. In this
James R. Williams, Dimitrios S. Kolovos, Fiona A. C. Polack, Richard F. Paige   +3 more
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A comparison of sign language and spoken language

Cognition, 1972
Abstract Evidence is presented which suggests that a sign in the American Sign Language takes longer to produce than a spoken word, but that a proposition takes about the same amount of time to produce in either language, or either modality for some signers.
Ursula Bellugi, Susan Fischer
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