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EpiGenAI Extraction

Sergio Consoli

This data catalogue contains the generated results for "Generative AI for Epidemiological Information Extraction," comparing in-context learning and fine-tuning with large language models to enhance outbreak data extraction. It includes the generated outputs and plots for evaluation and analysis.

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