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Which will be determined to be more accurate by the end of 2024: the MIRAI model or the deep learning tool from Royal Surrey?
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MIRAI model is more accurate • 25%
Deep learning tool from Royal Surrey is more accurate • 25%
Both are equally accurate • 25%
No comparative study published • 25%
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MIT and ETH Zurich's MIRAI Model Validated on 1.5M Mammograms for Breast Cancer Risk Prediction
Aug 5, 2024, 04:14 PM
A significant milestone has been achieved in breast cancer risk prediction with the validation of the MIRAI model on over 1.5 million mammograms. Developed by an interdisciplinary team from MIT and ETH Zurich, the MIRAI model can assess the 5-year risk of breast cancer. This breakthrough was made possible with support from Wellcome Trust, Community Jameel, and global hospital collaborators. Additionally, a deep learning tool developed at Royal Surrey and University of Surrey has shown the capability to predict future breast cancer risk from current negative screening mammograms. The AI model can also identify different stages of Ductal carcinoma in situ from breast tissue images.
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