Prompt engineering enables open-source large language models to match proprietary models in diagnostic accuracy for annotation of radiology reports
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This study investigates whether open-source large language models (LLMs) can achieve diagnostic accuracy comparable to proprietary models in annotating trauma radiology reports in a low-resource language. The findings demonstrate that with effective prompt engineering, small open-source LLMs can accurately identify clinical findings, achieving high accuracy rates that rival those of proprietary models, thus providing a viable and privacy-conscious alternative for clinical applications.
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