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[Expert consensus on evaluation standards for artificial intelligence applications in colorectal cancer (2026 edition)].

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Aug 2026 · Zhonghua wei chang wai ke za zhi = Chinese journal of gastrointestinal surgery · Vol 29 8, pp. 961-971 · 0 citations
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The Expert Consensus on Evaluation Standards for Artificial Intelligence Applications in Colorectal Cancer (2026 Edition) establishes a tiered evaluation framework centered on seven core dimensions: algorithmic performance, clinical safety, clinical efficacy, user experience, model interpretability, ethical compliance, and continuous supervision.

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