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Theo Dapamede

@theodapamede

MD, PhD | Postdoc at Emory
#HITILab #RadiologyAI

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Thrilled to share our preprint on use of #SyntheticData in medical imaging research! πŸ“ arxiv.org/abs/2311.09402 πŸ’¬ Here is a custom GPT that will answer all your questions about the paper: chat.openai.com/g/g-iCGh2R2QA-… Some key takeaways in a 🧡 /1

Thrilled to share our preprint on use of #SyntheticData in medical imaging research!

πŸ“ arxiv.org/abs/2311.09402

πŸ’¬ Here is a custom GPT that will answer all your questions about the paper:
chat.openai.com/g/g-iCGh2R2QA-…

Some key takeaways in a 🧡 /1
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Ground truth labels can be used as benchmark for the performance of the model. This paper by Imon Banerjee shows examples of self-supervised learning tasks evaluated on different ground truths based on their specific downstream task #RadAIchat medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Training set is used to train the model's weights and biases. Validation is used to perform hyperparameter tuning or to select the best model and the test sets are used to evaluate the model's performance. The test sets may be from internal or external datasets. #RadAIchat

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Similar to the reporting using the TRIPOD statement, journals could ensure authors follow a similar standard reporting framework, for example: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/7/e… #RadAIchat

Bardia Khosravi, MD (@brdkhsrv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

πŸš€ @TheoDapamede and I are thrilled to announce #RadPrompter - a Python package for simplified, reproducible, and composable #LLM prompting, providing a flexible framework for crafting complex prompts from reusable components. 1/7

πŸš€ @TheoDapamede and I are thrilled to announce #RadPrompter - a Python package for simplified, reproducible, and composable #LLM prompting, providing a flexible framework for crafting complex prompts from reusable components.

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