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Developing an understanding of artificial intelligence lung nodule risk prediction using insights from the Brock model.

Madhurima R ChetanNicholas DowsonNoah Waterfield PriceSarim AtherAngus NicolsonFergus V Gleeson
Published in: European radiology (2022)
• Brock lung cancer risk prediction accuracy was significantly improved using automated axial or equivalent spherical measurements of lung nodule diameter, when compared to manual measurements. • Predictive accuracy was further improved by using the Lung Cancer Prediction convolutional neural network, an artificial intelligence-based model which obviates the requirement for nodule measurement. • Nodule size and morphology are important factors in artificial intelligence lung cancer risk prediction, with nodule texture and background parenchyma contributing a small, but measurable, role.
Keyphrases
  • artificial intelligence
  • deep learning
  • machine learning
  • convolutional neural network
  • big data
  • computed tomography