Enhancing Medical Support in the Arabic Language Through Personalized ChatGPT Assistance
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.15501v1
- Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2024 21:28:07 GMT
- Title: Enhancing Medical Support in the Arabic Language Through Personalized ChatGPT Assistance
- Authors: Mohamed Issa, Ahmed Abdelwahed,
- Abstract summary: ChatGPT provides real-time, personalized medical diagnosis at no cost.
The study involved compiling a dataset of disease information and generating multiple messages for each disease.
ChatGPT's performance was assessed by measuring the similarity between its responses and the actual diseases.
- Score: 1.174020933567308
- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: This Paper discusses the growing popularity of online medical diagnosis as an alternative to traditional doctor visits. It highlights the limitations of existing tools and emphasizes the advantages of using ChatGPT, which provides real-time, personalized medical diagnosis at no cost. The paragraph summarizes a research study that evaluated the performance of ChatGPT in Arabic medical diagnosis. The study involved compiling a dataset of disease information and generating multiple messages for each disease using different prompting techniques. ChatGPT's performance was assessed by measuring the similarity between its responses and the actual diseases. The results showed promising performance, with average scores of around 76% for similarity measures. Various prompting techniques were used, and chain prompting demonstrated a relative advantage. The study also recorded an average response time of 6.12 seconds for the ChatGPT API, which is considered acceptable but has room for improvement. While ChatGPT cannot replace human doctors entirely, the findings suggest its potential in emergency cases and addressing general medical inquiries. Overall, the study highlights ChatGPT's viability as a valuable tool in the medical field.
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