Tag: image recognition
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How to replace a physiotherapist (or any professional, really)
Rowe, M., Nicholls, D. A., & Shaw, J. (2021). How to replace a physiotherapist: Artificial intelligence and the redistribution of expertise. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. I’m really excited to finally share this article that I’ve been working on for a couple of years with David Nicholls and Jay Shaw. I say a couple of years…
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WCPT poster: Introduction to machine learning in healthcare
My poster and list of references for the WCPT 2019 conference in Geneva.
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Comment: Separating the Art of Medicine from Artificial Intelligence
…the only really useful value of artificial intelligence in chest radiography is, at best, to provide triage support — tell us what is normal and what is not, and highlight where it could possibly be abnormal. Just don’t try and claim that AI can definitively tell us what the abnormality is, because it can’t do so any…
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If Artificial Intelligence Only Benefits a Select Few, Everyone Loses
…nations that have begun to prepare for and explore AI will reap the benefits of an economic boom. The report also demonstrates how anyone who hasn’t prepared, especially in developing nations, will be left behind… In the developing world, in the developing countries or countries with transition economies, there is much less discussion of AI,…
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Eagle-eyed machine learning algorithm outdoes human experts — ScienceDaily
“Human detection and identification is error-prone, inconsistent and inefficient. Perhaps most importantly, it’s not scalable,” says Morgan. “Newer imaging technologies are outstripping human capabilities to analyze the data we can produce.” Source: Eagle-eyed machine learning algorithm outdoes human experts — ScienceDaily The point here is that data is being generated faster than we can analyse…
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Medical images: the only photos not in the cloud – AI Med
We know that AI could prove highly beneficial for radiologists by cutting down on read times and improving accuracy. In addition, AI could be a strong resource for mining large data sets for both individual patient care and global insights. But first, we must access the images. Today’s traditional hardware, CDs, and PACS (picture archiving…