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In depends on the way it is used. If it's used knowingly and as a last resort effort just to make sure that nothing is there then I don't see the problem.
by TeeMassive 5y ago
In depends on the way it is used. If it's used knowingly and as a last resort effort just to make sure that nothing is there then I don't see the problem.
- smt88 5y agoThat means it should only be used to detect false negatives, not false positives. I'm not sure I trust people to maintain that discipline.
- tsimionescu 5y agoNot sure what you mean, but if you're envisionign something like 'doctor looking at original, doesn't think there's anything wrong, but then checks upscaled image as well, just to be sure' then that is very dangerous, as it can lead to a significant increase in unnecessary testing. It may not be exactly as dangerous as the opposite (doctor looks at image thinks there is something suspicious, checks upscaled image to see if it's there as well), but it's still very dangerous.