Public dataset aims to teach AI to 'show its work' on CT scans
Earlier this summer, an international team led by biomedical informatics researchers at Harvard Medical School released the first public dataset that connects descriptive radiological information, such as "3 mm nodule in the lower left lobe," to precise locations in chest CT scans.
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