RadioVal presented in Geneva Summer School lecture
SHINE presented the RadioVal project in a Geneva Summer School lecture During a lecture on July 6th, at the University
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We will evaluate the performance of artificial intelligence tools for breast cancer treatment by looking at multiple dimensions, including accuracy, robustness, fairness, usability, confidence and productivity.
Our goal is to build and validate AI tools that overcome common challenges in medicine, such as population-based biases, uncertainty, explanability, usability and data harmonisation.
The ultimate goal of RadioVal is to provide validated artificial intelligence tools that clinicians understand, trust and use in clinical practice so they more effectively treat breast cancer patients.
SHINE presented the RadioVal project in a Geneva Summer School lecture During a lecture on July 6th, at the University
The RadioVal consortium met on the 19th and 20th of June in Barcelona to discuss the progress made during the
The RadioVal consortium brings together 16 partners from 13 countries.
You can find out more about the consortium partners, the individual expertise and the involved staff on the consortium overview page.
Find out more about our Work Plan and how we are working to introduce radiomic artificial intelligence for the prediction of neoadjuvant chemotherapy treatment efficacy.
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