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The Presentation of the First Deep Learning Networks for Real-Time Medical Imaging

    Biomedical engineering labs published research proving that deep convolutional neural networks could detect micro-carcinomas in MRI scans faster and with fewer false positives than traditional algorithmic edge-filtering tools.

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