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Or just crowdsource the reading! It would be really interesting to check out the aggregated quality of this kind of technique.

• olefoo 16y ago
  If by crowdsource you mean have multiple dentists look at every image set, then maybe. But if you're suggesting that a random selection of people look at dental x-rays and guess where the cavities are... that would be an interesting experiment, but I wouldn't expect too much. In either case, I doubt you'd find much traction since looking at dental x-rays isn't something most people are going to want to do on a regular basis without being compensated.
  • Someone 16y ago
    Such compensation need not be financial. I can see a market brokering between people in the same boat "if you look at my x-Ray, I'll look at yours." First, however, you would have to find out whether lay people are any good at this task.