
SymptomWise combines expert-curated medical knowledge with deterministic reasoning to replace unreliable end-to-end generative approaches in diagnostic AI
The system maps free-text patient input to validated symptom representations, then uses deterministic inference over a finite hypothesis space to generate ranked differential diagnoses
Large language models are limited to symptom extraction and explanations only, while diagnostic reasoning relies on deterministic logic to improve traceability and reduce unsupported conclusions
The modular architecture enables independent evaluation of each system component and improves interpretability in safety-critical medical settings
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