Re:Machine learning is booming in medicine, but also facing ...
by pc86 on Tuesday June 08, 2021 @08:14AM
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The is a gigantic difference between a doctor looking at something in a scan and deciding it's an image artifact when it's not, subsequently missing a diagnosis, and an ML algorithm looking at that same image, deciding something is an artifact and removing it from the image. At that point you're not looking at an actual scan, you're looking at something different.
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Re:Machine learning is booming in medicine, but also facing ...
by carlmr on Wednesday June 09, 2021 @02:55AM
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It would be interesting then to give the human a side by side comparison with the artifacts removed (and maybe shown in color), so that the doctor can more easily see whether he agrees with that.