Reproducibility Package for Model A0: Evidence-Constrained Early Evaluation of Health AI in Endometriosis
This reproducibility package presents Model A0, a deterministic threshold model for early evaluation of AI-assisted endometriosis pathway activation in Brazil's health system, using Appropriate Endometriosis Pathway Activation as its primary operational outcome.
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The authors present a reproducibility package for Model A0, a deterministic threshold model designed to evaluate health artificial intelligence under evidence constraints. This framework was applied to assess AI-assisted endometriosis pathway activation within Brazil's Unified Health System, focusing on operational outcomes rather than clinical efficacy or economic value. The package includes computational specifications, R code, and classification logs that distinguish between parameterized evidence and excluded downstream data. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the methodological evaluation of AI tools for activating appropriate diagnostic pathways in a public health setting.
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