USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DIAGNOSIS PATIENTS IN MEDICINE
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, science in medicine, new equipment, diagnostic processes.Abstract
Man-made brainpower can possibly change how patients are analyzed in the clinical field. As man-made intelligence and AI innovations keep on propelling, there are expanding potential chances to use these apparatuses to further develop finding exactness and productivity. Man-made intelligence frameworks have shown a capacity to examine huge measures of clinical information, including pictures, test results, and patient accounts, to distinguish examples and make symptomatic proposals. This logical power can assist with tending to a portion of the difficulties looked in conventional finding techniques.
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