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Biomedical applications of computer stuff

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I describe two ways in which techniques from computer science, specifically machine learning, are assisting doctors in medicine. First, deep neural networks can learn to predict locations of key surgical sites from raw image data. Second, by processing large amounts of medical texts, natural language processing techniques can automatically extract relevant medical information to aid patient diagnoses.

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In person - Lecture Theatre, Jeffrey Cheah Biomedical Centre, Cambridge Biomedical Campus MR9 Room FW11, Department of Computer Science and Technology

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