The authors studied the mechanics of the human brain and its ability to distinguish between different parts of an image. On
The new system can be used in differentfields: in robotics, multimedia communications, video surveillance, automated image editing, and even in the search for tumors in medical images.
Research Group on MultimediaComputing at Cardiff University is currently planning to test a system to help radiologists find lesions in medical images. The goal is to increase the speed, accuracy and sensitivity of medical diagnostics.
In their study, the team useda deep learning computer algorithm called a convolutional neural network. They mimic the work of neurons in the human brain, in particular for the visual cortex.
This type of algorithm is ideal for image processing. It can assign different degrees of importance to different objects or aspects within the image itself.
The team used a huge database of images, where people had already studied all the photos and marked the most interesting areas.
The next step, the team says, is working with radiologists. They want to understand how their AI can help doctors look for important areas in medical images.
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