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Biomedical image analysis challenges should be considered as an academic exercise, not an instrument that will move the field forward in a real, practical way

Published inMedical Physics, vol. 47, no. 6, p. 2325-2328
Publication date2020
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The biomedical imaging community has witnessed innovative algorithmic developments in quantitative imaging biomarkers taking advantage of modern multimodality imaging technologies. These developments encompass a wide methodological portfolio including but not limited to image registration, segmentation, classification, and prediction. Despite the enormous progress in technical developments, including rigorous peer-review preceding publication in the scientific literature, extensive testing, and feedback from users of the associated open-source software tools, validation of these advanced image analysis tools prior to their deployment in the clinic is still one of the main challenges faced by developers and end-users.

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ARMATO, Samuel G (3rd), FARAHANI, Keyvan, ZAIDI, Habib. Biomedical image analysis challenges should be considered as an academic exercise, not an instrument that will move the field forward in a real, practical way. In: Medical Physics, 2020, vol. 47, n° 6, p. 2325–2328. doi: 10.1002/mp.14081
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