Beyond the Hype: Dr. Xiao Liu on Evaluating Medical AI

It could be something as simple as state the intervention that you're testing in the abstract so that when it's on a bibliographic database, it's easily searchable. Or it could be something fairly methodological, like in randomized control trials, talk about how the mechanism for randomization and, and, you know, describe that to a certain level of detail.

It goes beyond the title with direct discussion of think, like, yeah, including: Or it could be something fairly methodological, like in randomized control trials, talk about how the mechanism for randomization and, and, you know, describe that to a certain lev.

1. 01It could be something as simple as state the intervention that you're testing in the abstract so that when it's on a bibliographic database, it's easily searchable
2. 02So, when I was doing this PhD, one of my co-supervisors, someone called Pearse Keane, who is an ophthalmologist at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, and he had just initiated a co
3. 03So, the first one is a professor of biostatistics called Jon Deeks, who many listeners may know, who did a lot of, some of the key work in diagnostic test evaluation