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\subsection{Usability} | ||
The prediction model can be used intraoperatively to predict tumour type and amount in a biopt. | ||
The biopt can be placed on the scanner as in [ref sylvia] and optionally the location of the tumour can be given in natural language. | ||
The model outputs a prediction in seconds. | ||
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To integrate the model with the target system, the raw data needs to be converted to images of \qty{0.2}{mpp} for the model to accept it. | ||
A user interface should be designed with an optional user input for clinical context. | ||
The all tumours the model has been trained on with their probabilities should be displayed as output. | ||
The min-max-normalized attention map should be displayed along the prediction, optionally with a variable threshold. | ||
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Data polluted with blood or a malfunctioning imaging system are not detected by the model. | ||
The user should proceed with caution if any of such artifacts appear. | ||
The model is shown to be accurate for images with the blood artifact where there are also regions of high quality [fig]. |