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Artificial intelligence (AI) for electroencephalogram (EEG) interpretation shows expert-level accuracy. This AI model, SCORE-AI, demonstrates reliable diagnostic performance across diverse patient populations and equipment, validating its generalizability.

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  • Artificial intelligence in clinical neurophysiology.
  • Automated interpretation of electroencephalograms (EEGs).

Background:

  • Automated EEG interpretation using AI can address healthcare disparities and reduce specialist workload.
  • Ensuring AI generalizability across diverse patient groups and equipment is crucial for clinical adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of the SCORE-AI model against human experts.
  • To assess SCORE-AI's generalizability on an independent dataset with distinct patient demographics and EEG equipment.

Main Methods:

  • A fixed-and-frozen AI model (SCORE-AI) was tested on an independent EEG dataset.
  • The AI model's performance was benchmarked against three blinded expert neurologists.
  • Diagnostic accuracy metrics (sensitivity, specificity, accuracy) were computed against an external gold standard.

Main Results:

  • SCORE-AI achieved an overall accuracy of 92%, comparable to experts (94%).
  • No significant differences were found between AI and expert performance across all metrics and abnormality categories.
  • SCORE-AI demonstrated consistent performance regardless of patient vigilance state or presence of normal variants.

Conclusions:

  • SCORE-AI exhibits diagnostic performance on par with human experts.
  • The AI model's accuracy was validated on an independent, geographically distinct dataset using different equipment.
  • This confirms SCORE-AI's generalizability and potential for broad clinical application in EEG interpretation.