Multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) could support audiology reporting, but an end-to-end score can obscure whether errors arise from image transcription, specialty-rule execution, or communication. We evaluated these as separate modules in 155 de-identified outpatient records representing 151 patients. In Module 1,...
Xia Wu, Xiao-Li Shen, Chang-Geng Mo et al.· Journal of medical systems· 0 citations
OBJECTIVE
To characterise temporal patterns in over-the-counter (OTC) hearing-aid research before and after U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) implementation of the OTC category (effective October 2022), using bibliometrics and large language model (LLM)-assisted abstract-level annotation.
DESIGN
Bibliometric an...
Chang-Geng Mo, V. Manchaiah, J. Wasmann et al.· International Journal of Aud...· 0 citations
Current frontier LLMs show strong recommendation generation but substantial limitations in audiometric numerical interpretation that are shared across models and that an automated adjudicator partially miscalibrated at the per-item level.
Lin-Kai Li, Chang-Geng Mo, Hao-Shuai Zhou et al.· Journal of Medical Internet...· 1 citation
A bilingual AI audiologist pairing a general-purpose large language model with rubric-guided playbook induction, multimodal audiogram interpretation and retrieval-augmented grounding, without fine-tuning the language-model backbone is presented.
Lin-Kai Li, Chang-Geng Mo, Han-Lin Yu et al.· 0 citations
The HFEQ-Mandarin is a promising tool for assessing daily hearing-related functioning in Mandarin-speaking adults and is a promising tool for assessing daily hearing-related functioning in Mandarin-speaking adults.
Shangqiguo Wang, Zhi-Hong Zheng, Li-Ping Zhang et al.· Journal of Speech, Language...· 0 citations
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