X Ray
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Lacy: Radiology is constrained by legacy single-body-part imaging assumption
“The single biggest assumption underpinning all radiology today is that you only ever look at one part of the body at a time. And this is a throwback from a 150 years ago when we just had x-ray, an x-ray plate that they put behind your body to take a picture of…”
Schönlieb: CT reconstruction is constrained by limits on patient radiation exposure
“You want a very high resolution image because you want to look at all the details in the body. But you don't want to measure so many line integrals because you don't want to radiate the patient so much. You don't want to send tons of x-rays through, through th…”
Domingos: Basic ML Often Outperforms Highly Trained Human Pathologists
“And the thing that's amazing is that often just by taking a basic machine learning algorithm and applying on a database of, for example, x-rays and diagnosis, you actually wind up with something that is better. That, for example you know, pathology than a high…”