June 24, 2022, 9:14 p.m. | /u/daichrony

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Say a single radiologist has a ton of images that they have labeled cancer / not cancer. Can we use the labels and those images from just the one radiologist to make a model that will be better at predicting cancer / not cancer than the radiologist?

Intuitively it seems like that would not be possible unless by chance it does better, but ML/DL has a way of being able to extrapolate/generalize patterns and sometimes spot things we missed? Perhaps …

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