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The University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) developed a software that can rapidly diagnose COVID-19 by analyzing chest X-rays within seconds while reporting a 99 percent accuracy. The software is capable of engaging in deep learning by accessing to new X-ray data loaded into the institute’s database, allowing the software to auto-develop its diagnostic capacity.
FEATURES
- The software was adapted from an existing medical diagnostic software but has further developed to integrate AI and engage in deep learning by accessing patients’ X-ray data.
- Currently, UDRI owns the newly developed software license.
ONGOING RESULTS
- The software provides quantitative analysis on the probability of the patient being under the influence of COVID-19, helping radiologist make necessary medical decisions.
- With additional research and investments, the software is expected to be fine-tuned and polished to identify even the slightest anomalies on CT images and X-rays, helping to speed up the time in diagnosing and treating patients.
- After further testing, the software is expected to be made available to all hospitals and labs across the country.
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Source(s): Dayton Daily News, Biz Journals, WDTN