Mitigating Bias in Machine Learning for Medicine

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Summary:

Machine learning systems used in medical applications are vulnerable to multiple sources of bias that can degrade performance and affect clinical outcomes. The authors propose mitigation strategies that address bias throughout the entire development pipeline of medical machine learning systems.

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