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La promesa y el peligro de los algoritmos de aprendizaje y los modelos predictivos en el apoyo a las decisiones clínicas: tenga cuidado con lo que entrena

  • 0George and Linda Kaufman Center for Heart Failure, Heart Vascular Thoracic Institute (T.M., M.H.), Cleveland Clinic, OH.

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