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. 2023 Mar 24;15(7):1950. doi: 10.3390/cancers15071950

Table 2.

Diagnostic test scores of unassisted and AI-assisted gastroenterologists at various testing moments.

Test Set 1 Test Set 2
Before Training
(Test Set 1A)
p-Value After Training
(Test Set 1B)
p-Value Follow-Up p-Value
Sensitivity
(95% CI)
Unassisted gastroenterologists 57.78%
(43.33–72.23)
0.002 85.56%
(77.38–93.73)
0.076 71.11%
(53.60–88.63)
0.025
AI-assisted gastroenterologists 84.44%
(76.97–92.91)
94.44%
(86.26–100)
91.11%
(82.64–99.58)
Specificity
(95% CI)
Unassisted gastroenterologists 63.33%
(41.32–85.35)
0.668 71.11%
(43.24–98.97)
0.652 70.0%
(50.34–89.66)
0.631
AI-assisted gastroenterologists 68.89%
(45.20–92.58)
65.56%
(52.72–78.39)
74.44%
(62.93–86.50)
Accuracy
(95% CI)
Unassisted gastroenterologists 60.56%
(47.58–73.54)
0.033 78.33%
(67.11–89.56)
0.765 70.56%
(57.96–83.15)
0.050
AI-assisted gastroenterologists 76.67%
(66.05–87.28)
80.0%
(71.72–88.28)
82.78%
(76.36–89.20)

The p-values were calculated for separate comparisons regarding the sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy between unassisted gastroenterologists (N = 6) and AI-assisted gastroenterologists (N = 6) at every moment of testing (before training, directly after training, and at follow-up).