Where a model looks is not why it decides
Explainability tools tell you which features a model used. They rarely tell you which ones mattered.
Explainability tools tell you which features a model used. They rarely tell you which ones mattered.
Disease trajectories are not lines. They bend, and the bend is where the clinical meaning hides.
Diffusion methods have overtaken GANs for generating images. Turning MRI into PET is within reach, yet a realistic picture is not a trustworthy one.
A handful of dark specks, a few millimeters across, scattered anywhere in the brain. That is a cerebral microbleed, and it is one of the hardest things in neuroimaging to pin down. …