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The British journal of radiology

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Transformer versus traditional natural language processing: how much data is enough for automated radiology report classification?

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVES: Current state-of-the-art natural language processing (NLP) techniques use transformer deep-learning architectures, which depend on large training datasets. We hypothesized that traditional NLP techniques may outperform transformers for sm...

AI and machine learning ethics, law, diversity, and global impact.

The British journal of radiology
Artificial intelligence (AI) and its machine learning (ML) algorithms are offering new promise for personalized biomedicine and more cost-effective healthcare with impressive technical capability to mimic human cognitive capabilities. However, widesp...

ChatGPT from radiologists' perspective.

The British journal of radiology
ChatGPT is a newly developed technology created by the OpenAI company. It is an artificial-intelligence-based large language model (LLM) and able to generate human-like text. The potential roles of ChatGPT in clinical decision support and academic wr...

Evaluation of the dataset quality in gamma passing rate predictions using machine learning methods.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVE: Gamma passing rate (GPR) predictions using machine learning methods have been explored for treatment verification of radiotherapy plans. However, these methods presented datasets with unbalanced number of plans having different treatment c...

Novel radiomic features versus deep learning: differentiating brain metastases from pathological lung cancer types in small datasets.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVE: Accurate diagnosis and early treatment are crucial for survival in patients with brain metastases. This study aims to expand the capability of radiomics-based classification algorithms with novel features and compare results with deep lear...

Clinical applications of artificial intelligence in radiology.

The British journal of radiology
The rapid growth of medical imaging has placed increasing demands on radiologists. In this scenario, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an attractive partner, one that may complement case interpretation and may aid in various non-interpretive as...

How to apply evidence-based practice to the use of artificial intelligence in radiology (EBRAI) using the data algorithm training output (DATO) method.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVE: As the number of radiology artificial intelligence (AI) papers increases, there are new challenges for reviewing the AI literature as well as differences to be aware of, for those familiar with the clinical radiology literature. We aim to ...

Effects of deep learning on radiologists' and radiology residents' performance in identifying esophageal cancer on CT.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effectiveness of a deep learning model in helping radiologists or radiology residents detect esophageal cancer on contrast-enhanced CT images.

A deep learning-based reconstruction approach for accelerated magnetic resonance image of the knee with compressed sense: evaluation in healthy volunteers.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the feasibility of combining compressed sense (CS) with a newly developed deep learning-based algorithm (CS-AI) using convolutional neural networks to accelerate 2D MRI of the knee.

An automatic fresh rib fracture detection and positioning system using deep learning.

The British journal of radiology
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the performance and robustness of a deep learning-based automatic fresh rib fracture detection and positioning system (FRF-DPS).