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Bias in Machine Learning

Bias in Machine Learning

2024-03-13

Artificial intelligence has become an interesting topic in radiology, however concerns remain around the process for AI development and the risk for bias in machine learning training. Join this session to hear experts exchange views on precautions that can potentially mitigate the risk for bias.

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24m 23s

About this webinar

Artificial intelligence has become an interesting topic in radiology, however concerns remain around the process for AI development and the risk for bias in machine learning training. Join this session to hear experts exchange views on precautions that can potentially mitigate the risk for bias.

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Subrata Bose PhD, MBA, MSc, BPharma
Vice President, Diagnostic Imaging, Data & Artificial Intelligence, Head General Clinical Imaging Services at Bayer Ag | MIT | Durham | Imperial

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Dr. Christina Biermann
Head of Application Development & Integration, Bayer Pharmaceuticals

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Joana Reis, MD, PhD
Global Medical Affairs Senior Manager for Digital Radiology @Bayer, Senior Consultant Radiologist

References
  1. Cuocolo et al. Eur J Nuc Med Mol Imaging 2010
  2. Boellaard et al, 2015, Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging
  3. Antoch et al. JNM 2004
  4. Behrendt et al Eur Rad 2012
  5. Flavell et al. Acad Rad 2014
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