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Automated language impairment screening in acute stroke using connected speech

Aug 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
Medicine

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This work analyzed brief story retellings from 86 patients with left-hemisphere stroke and derived discrete linguistic features and embeddings with Large Language Models, providing proof of concept for a fast, largely automated discourse screener of acute LI.

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