Machine learning models achieved moderate diagnostic accuracy for predicting clinical pregnancy or live birth after assisted reproductive technology, with pooled sensitivity 0.737 and specificity 0.789.
A systematic review and diagnostic meta-analysis of 20 studies, 14 in quantitative synthesis, evaluated machine learning models to predict clinical pregnancy or live birth after assisted reproductive technology. As of the August 2026 publication, pooled sensitivity was 0.737 and specificity 0.789 with a DOR of 10.49 and acceptable discrimination on SROC, but heterogeneity was very high.
- Impact 30%
- 49
- Evidence 25%
- 95
- Scale 20%
- 35
- Confidence 15%
- 87
- Recency 10%
- 87
Updated Aug 7, 2026 · TRV-2026-0674
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