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Fraunhofer-Institute for Medical Image Computing. Annual Report 2015
2016
Deep learning algorithms autonomously find interesting spots in new digital images of tissue samples based on an automated analysis. Starting with the highest resolution, these neuronal networks compress the data until information and image interpretations emerge. They help doctors perform faster and safer diagnoses. When doctors correct the computer diagnosis, new knowledge flows in the self-learning algorithm.
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