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Simplatab, an open-source automated machine learning framework, enhances prostate cancer detection using radiomics. This tool simplifies AI for clinical use, improving usability and trust for non-experts.

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  • Prostate cancer (PCa) diagnosis via MRI faces challenges due to lesion variability.
  • Developing reliable AI tools for PCa detection is crucial for clinical application.

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  • Introduce Simplatab, an open-source automated machine learning (AutoML) framework.
  • Automate the machine learning pipeline for detecting clinically significant prostate cancer (csPCa) using radiomics features.

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  • Simplatab integrates data bias detection, feature selection, model training with hyperparameter optimization, and explainable AI (XAI).
  • The framework requires no coding expertise and offers a user-friendly interface.
  • It includes post-training model vulnerability detection and comprehensive performance reporting.

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  • Simplatab was evaluated on a large pan-European cohort of 4816 patients from 12 centers.
  • Key features include ease of use, no coding requirement, comprehensive reporting, XAI integration, and bias assessment.
  • Results demonstrate a human-understandable output format.

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  • Simplatab significantly enhances the usability, accountability, and explainability of machine learning in clinical settings.
  • The framework increases trust and accessibility of AI tools for non-experts in healthcare.
  • Facilitates more reliable AI-driven diagnostics for prostate cancer.