University of Michigan (USA) employees, in collaboration with scientists from New York University and the University of California at San Francisco, have trained a neural network that will predict the mutations of brain cancer cells in less than 90 seconds. This has been reported by the journal medical science. nature medicine.
The material states that an artificial intelligence called DeepGlioma uses downloaded images to analyze tumor samples taken during surgical operations.
As a result, the neural network helps to quickly detect the presence of genetic mutations in pathological cells, according to the researchers. The developers emphasized that the average accuracy in detecting malignant tumors is more than 90%.
Formerly University of Gothenburg announcedthat scientists have created artificial intelligence to analyze data obtained using a microscope.