Researchers at Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm tested three computer-aided diagnostic systems using artificial intelligence algorithms. The research material consisted of mammogram data from a large population of women who were regularly screened. The aim was to test whether the technology could detect subtle changes that are not yet visible to the human eye.
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Researchers at Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm tested three computer-aided diagnostic systems using artificial intelligence algorithms. The research material consisted of mammogram data from a large population of women who were regularly screened. The aim was to test whether the technology could detect subtle changes that are not yet visible to the human eye.