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by londons_explore
1627 days ago
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Could this be taken one step further... Use the ML in-the-loop during an MRI scan, to look at the data collected so far, then decide which frequency should be measured next to most improve the quality of the result? This can also all be simulated offline without an MRI machine to test on with just access to a few full scans... So could be a good weekend project for someone here on HN, and your technique might even be in use by the time you need an MRI scan and will mean your doctor can get results slightly quicker and you get better healthcare, together with hundreds of millions of other people! |
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