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GPT-4 1106 Vision Preview had a correct answer rate of 67.8% (609/898) for the answered questions, while Bard Gemini Pro had a correct answer rate of 46.5% (477/1026; χ2₁=87.7, P
The student collective majority vote revealed 94.5% (1011/1070) correctly answered questions, surpassing all other models and the student passed mean (GPT-4 1106 Vision Preview vs student majority vote: χ2₁=408.5, P
Comparative accuracy of AI models and medical students in answering image-based multiple-choice questions.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e57592
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To elucidate these relationships, a more thorough comparative analysis is required. However, studies in different countries often use different metrics to measure the same behavior, which can lead to difficulty when interpreting the significance of heterogeneous contexts.
In this study, we examined and compared public perception and adoption of preventive behaviors in response to the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in two different settings: Hong Kong and the United Kingdom.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(3):e23231
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Public Health Interventions’ Effect on Hospital Use in Patients With COVID-19: Comparative Study
comparativePublic Health Interventions’ Effect on Hospital Use in Patients With COVID-19: Comparative Study
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2020;6(4):e25174
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