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>> Furthermore, the accuracy of tumor identification has reached 90%. How is this accuracy calculated? Further in the article it is noted that there is no pati
by YeGoblynQueenne 4y ago
>> Furthermore, the accuracy of tumor identification has reached 90%.
How is this accuracy calculated? Further in the article it is noted that there is no patient data saved by the project:
>> He said that he’s not sure actually how many people have used it because the data is not saved on the server due to patient privacy concerns. But during that time, he received a lot of thank-you emails from patients, many of them from China.
Considering user privacy is laudable in my opinion, but I'm still curious to know how accuracy is known.
- Iv 4y agoProbably based on a test set from the original dataset.
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoThe expression "has reached" makes it sound more like an extrinsinc evaluation process has taken place (i.e. not on a test set).