F.M.Egrishover 6 years ago
Google Researchers Trained an Algorithm To Detect Lung Cancer Better Than Radiologists
Algorithms have screwed up in horrifying, hilarious, and unfortunate ways, so it’s nice when one with the potential to save lives nearly nails it. On Monday, Google AI researchers along with healthcare researchers published research showing that they’ve successfully trained a deep learning algorithm to detect lung cancer with a 94.4 percent success rate.
Source: https://gizmodo.com/google-researchers-trained-an-algorithm-to-detect-lung-1834902364Top rated comment
over 6 years ago
I am thinking how it is possible in the near future for the Ai to detect all the radiological signs , I don’t found it impossible !
over 6 years ago
Detect them maybe but the diagnosis impossible bcz radiologist add symptoms with the signs to make it
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