Asymmetric loss of parietal activity causes spatial bias in prodromal and mild Alzheimer's disease
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Deep learning study reveals key principles for TCM tongue diagnosis
Researchers have conducted a comprehensive ablation study to understand the effectiveness of deep learning models for traditional Chinese medicine tongue diagnosis. The study evaluated over 20 model versions using the T…
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New AI framework enhances chest X-ray classification with explainability
Researchers have developed PulmoSight-XAI, a novel framework for classifying chest X-rays that addresses challenges like class imbalance and feature loss. The system utilizes a multi-view attention ensemble with gradien…