“What we tried to do is, you know, using large language models and AI, we tried to really ground probability of success in an empiric data set, where we use Bayesian statistics.”

Brett Bostwick · Business Of Biotech · Investing In Tomorrow's CNS Breakthroughs With Breyer Capital's Bret Bostwick, M.D.

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used large language models and Bayesian statistics to compute pre-test and post-test probability of biotech success instead of averaging KOL opinions

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