University of Washington uses deep learning to mimic MRI body scanning tech
Holds potential to lower costs of top notch medical imaging
Researchers at the University of Washington have injected new life into the old magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines using the power of deep learning. By using artificial intelligence (AI) on MRI...
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