AI in nuclear medicine – what, why and how?
Abstract
There have been various attempts to define artificial intelligence (AI), and none is sufficiently precise but at the same time universally applicable. However, in the context of medical imaging, the term machine learning (ML), which is generally considered a subset of AI [1], may describe most applications more appropriately. Here, “learning” relates to the capability of systems to identify complex relationships between data and to predict...
Paper Details
Title
AI in nuclear medicine – what, why and how?
Published Date
Oct 1, 2021
Volume
60
Issue
05
Pages
321 - 324
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