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language:
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license: mit
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pretty_name: FFR Center Failure Surface Routing v0.1
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dataset_name: ffr-center-failure-surface-routing-v0.1
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tags:
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- clarusc64
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- clinical
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- cardiology
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- ffr
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- site-performance
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- routing
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- protocol-drift
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- vendor-audit
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task_categories:
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- tabular-classification
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- tabular-regression
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size_categories:
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- n<1K
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configs:
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- config_name: default
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data_files:
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- split: train
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path: data/train.csv
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- split: test
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path: data/test.csv
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Goal
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When a center drifts
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route the safest operational response.
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This dataset treats each site
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as a failure surface.
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Not a single bad scan.
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Inputs
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Rolling site window metrics:
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- image quality proxies
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- protocol signature
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- rolling performance (AUC, MAE)
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- calibration error shift
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- plausibility conflict rate
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- drift type and risk
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Required outputs
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- failure_surface_type
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- subgroup_affected
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- intervention_route
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- recalibration_needed
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- protocol_reset_plan
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- escalation_priority
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- confidence_score
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Failure surfaces
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Examples:
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- minor shift surface
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- protocol drift surface
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- silent decay surface
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- quality collapse surface
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- outside envelope surface
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Intervention routes
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Examples:
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- continue
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- tighten QA and monitor
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- restrict use to low risk cases
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- rescan or block output
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- disable model at site
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Why it matters
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The same model can be safe at one site
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and unsafe at another.
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Hospitals need a clear route.
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Vendors need early containment.
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This dataset makes those actions
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testable and repeatable.
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Evaluation
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The scorer checks the response includes:
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- surface label
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- subgroup label
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- route + reset plan
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- escalation priority
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- confidence score 0 to 1
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