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a benefit to ML is that they can check for everything. equipment isn't here for that yet either, but I imagine it will be. I'm assuming the 'data' for your co
by autokad 10y ago
a benefit to ML is that they can check for everything. equipment isn't here for that yet either, but I imagine it will be.
I'm assuming the 'data' for your condition was apparently in the EKG, thus there is no reason in the world an ML shouldnt have picked that up. Where as with humans, maybe you got a tired, new, or bad anesthesiologist.
if you said they made the determination by something other than the EKG, I would be more convinced the 'machine' would have missed it