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by vladTheInhaler
1839 days ago
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That's not really the hard or useful part part. According to a radiologist and machine learning researcher[1]: "It turns out that deep learning is a very good match for some of the most time consuming (and therefore costly) parts of medicine: the perceptual tasks. We also saw that many decisions simply fall out of the perceptual process; once you have identified what you are seeing or hearing, there is no more “thinking” work to do." [1]: https://lukeoakdenrayner.wordpress.com/2017/05/03/the-end-of... |
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