This guide explains why AI is poised to transform repertorization by making cross-referencing, differential analysis, and pattern recognition faster while keeping classical homeopathic principles intact.
•AI can accelerate repertorization without replacing classical homeopathic judgment.
•Multi-source cross-referencing and pattern recognition are the main practical gains.
•The value of AI lies in speeding up classical workflows while preserving Hahnemannian principles.
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