Machine learning detects dangerous salmonella
Artificial intelligence can also be used in medical technology in a practical and useful way. This is shown by a new tool, some of which was developed in Würzburg, with which dangerous pathogens can be discovered faster than before.
14 Jun 2018 David SchahinianShare
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It can also be used to identify new strains of bacteria that pose a potential public health risk. And in a matter of seconds - and not in laborious weeks of painstaking work. The tool can be used on a worldwide basis, is not limited to salmonella and has already passed its first practical test.
Many other projects are currently exploring the potential of machine learning for other areas of medical technology. For example, classification algorithms for breast or lung cancer are already being used in the screening area, reports
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