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Catching magnetic resonance imaging outliers in artificial intelligence-supported radiotherapy workflows: unsupervised detection and localization of image anomalies using deep learning

Researchers have developed a deep learning framework designed to automatically detect and localize unexpected anomalies in magnetic resonance imaging used for radiotherapy. By identifying out-of-distribution data that can disrupt clinical AI workflows, this tool helps ensure that automated treatment planning remains accurate and reliable.

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  • AarXiv CS.AIMustafa Kadhim, Viktor Rogowski, Emilia Persson, Camila Gonzalez, Andr\'e Haraldsson, Sofie Ceberg, Mikael Nilsson, Malin K\"ugele, Sven B\"ack, Christian Jamtheim GustafssonJun 15

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