A quality-control driven framework using multiple AI algorithms for robust decision making in MRI and mission-critical AI
Current automatic AI methods may fail, especially in a typical case which calls for visual inspection, thus eradicating any improvements in efficiency. This technology addresses the increasing need to enhance the robustness of data processing pipeline with automatic quality scoring; demonstrated in T1 mapping segmentation, yet potentially applicable to all AI decision making.
Features
Benefits
Estimates uncertainty in selected naturally denominated units, e.g. dice coefficients (F, G, I)
Ensures inter-rater reliability between results
Automated quality control in selected units
Detects and localises anomalies (E, H)
Aids the identification of abnormal patterns in medical data with highlighted areas of uncertainty
Reduces laborious manual review in datasets above the pre-selected confidence levels
Saves both time and costs by reducing the number of decisions to be reviewed by human observers
Increases productivity
Ability to be applied to general AI applications
Potential application to decision making beyond clinical imaging