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# Sepsis Diagnosis

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  1. Sepsis triage stops handing clinicians a black-box score: ShAprox turns Shapley values into a readable sum, reaching 0.824 AUC on external test

    Sepsis is often flagged at emergency triage, but a neural network returns only a probability that clinicians cannot check. ShAprox fits each feature's Shapley value to a curve or mean and adds them to a base rate, so the prediction is a readable sum. Across 28,072 emergency attendances at two NHS trusts, ShAprox reached 0.824 external-test AUC, comparable to the neural network's 0.818, with training and internal-test performance closer together.

  2. medRxiv

    Ten microliters of unstained whole blood, imaged in 12 minutes: a three-class model flags sepsis at 100% sensitivity and 85.3% specificity

    Remoscope images 10 microliters of unstained whole blood into 20,000 pictures in about 12 minutes, and a three-class model separated sepsis from non-infectious critical illness and healthy controls in 29 critically ill adults, reaching 100% sensitivity at 85.3% specificity when tuned for rule-out.

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