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Some silly examples of stuff it might find that aren't actually brain differences: 1. There's an M/F letter or other identifying text on the scans 2. Men and w
by 8note 3y ago
Some silly examples of stuff it might find that aren't actually brain differences:
1. There's an M/F letter or other identifying text on the scans
2. Men and women get put into the machine slightly differently, and the ai sees a slight difference in the pose of the scan
3. It sees something else that's identifying and pretty good at splitting, like ear holes for ear rings
- tstrimple 3y agoI remember reading about one of the skin cancer finding ML models that was developed. Most of the pictures from malignant moles were taken from a specific office and the algorithm was picking up on the lighting in that room rather than other differences in the mole to determine likelihood of it being cancerous. It did a great job of identifying photos based on the type of lighting used, but was overall less effective at predicting cancer.