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  • Models for predicting ambulation status demonstrated high accuracy (>85% classification accuracy).
  • Models for nonambulation outcomes showed moderate accuracy (76%-86% classification accuracy).
  • Artificial neural network and logistic regression models yielded comparable performance.

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  • Developed predictive models can forecast long-term ambulation and self-care assistance needs.
  • Clinicians may use admission data to predict patient outcomes after SCI rehabilitation.
  • Further prospective validation is recommended for clinical implementation.