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Assessing Clinical Readiness for Sepsis Prediction Using Vital Signs

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  • Li Li

  • Song Lei

  • Chansokhon Ngan

  • October 27, 2026

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    Vital-sign completeness filtering reduced 40,336 PhysioNet records to 3,766 eligible sequences, favoring records with more complete temporal data.

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    The report does not clearly describe residual-missing-value handling or compare included and excluded records and performance across missingness levels.

  • 3

    The relationship between the 4:1 train/test split, 5-fold cross-validation, and test-set use for model selection or epoch choice is unclear.

  • 4

    The reported normalized MAE of 0.11% may represent 0.11, or 11% of sequence length, and does not indicate prediction timing in hours.

  • 5

    The authors are asked to report absolute timing error, clinically interpretable warning time, and the probability threshold used for sensitivity and specificity.

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