arXiv Computer Vision By Song Wang, Jie Peng, Davis Hobley, Zachary Plotkin, Tianlong Chen

AutoAdapt: Reliable Few-Shot Adaptation under Clinical Distribution Shifts

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AutoAdapt is a framework for reliable few-shot adaptation of large pretrained clinical models to new hospitals. It introduces an Adapter that defines a flexible space of adaptation recipes and an Automator that combines these recipes based on evidence from limited adaptation patients. A reliability rule selects the most effective strategy across available patients, enabling state‑of‑the‑art performance on critical care, emergency care, and diagnostic datasets with only a few labeled patients.

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