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Is there an algorithm that identifies whether the image is a CT / MRI / X-ray? #101

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GuilhermeCunha opened this issue Apr 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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Is there an algorithm that identifies whether the image is a CT / MRI / X-ray? #101

GuilhermeCunha opened this issue Apr 28, 2020 · 1 comment
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With obtaining CT / MRI / X-ray Datasets generated from several different places, we have faced a problem, garbage mixed with good images. I would like an algorithm / network that would help us to identify if an image is a CT / MRI / X-ray or not. Could anyone help?
@GuilhermeCunha GuilhermeCunha changed the title Is there an algorithm that identifies whether the image is a CT / X-ray? Is there an algorithm that identifies whether the image is a CT / MRI / X-ray? Apr 28, 2020
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It should be a simple model to build. Just resize the images to 10x10 and train a logistic regression on it. Also, just look at the resolution of the image. CT slices will be 512x512 most of the time.

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