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Automated Interpretation of EEG Reports Using a Large Language Model with Structured Confidence Outputs

W. Tian S. Bergner A. Moiseev F. Popowich G. Medvedev M. P. Richardson R. Rodionov P. Xi S. M. Doesburg U. Ribary J. Winston V. A. Vakorin
Jul 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
Medicine

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A large language model pipeline to extract structured diagnostic labels and confidence levels from EEG reports with near-human accuracy and strong generalization can effectively automate the extraction of structured diagnostic information from EEG reports with near-human accuracy and strong generalization.

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