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Generative AI for Data Augmentation in Small Medical Imaging Datasets
Submission Abstract:
Opportunities exist to automate and enhance the precision of medical picture analysis through the use of generative AI. Picture segmentation, picture synthesis, patient outcome prediction, and anomaly detection are among the applications of Generation AI. Data security and privacy are two major issues that businesses may run into when generative AI is being implemented. Large data sets are essential for generative AI models to produce precise and significant results. But managing such vast amounts of sensitive data might raise privacy and security issues. Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging describes how AI can be used to integrate information from various medical imaging equipment, including CT, X-ray, PET, and ultrasound, to analyse biomedical images in illness diagnosis. Generative AI can not only automate tasks but also produce pertinent data for medical professionals. It is capable of analysing patient data to forecast health outcomes, detect possible health hazards, and provide individualised treatment regimens, for instance.
Applications of generative AI also make video creation easier with their incredibly adaptable and effective characteristics that produce high-calibre video material. Video compositions, animations, special effects, editing video samples, and other laborious operations can be automated with the help of generative AI models. The most popular models are autoregressive models, generative adversarial networks (GANs), and variational autoencoders (VAEs). The complexity and calibre of the data determine the benefits and drawbacks of each of these models. Users may quickly create new content using generative AI based on a range of inputs. Text, pictures, audio, animation, 3D models, and other kinds of data can all be used as inputs and outputs for these models. Generative AI models are a useful tool for creative industries like music and art since they can generate new data that is comparable to the training data. In the context of the incoming data or environment, these models may comprehend and produce data. Healthcare diagnostic imaging is changing dramatically as a result of artificial intelligence (AI). The interpretation and application of medical images, including X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans, have significantly improved thanks to this technology, which combines complex algorithms and machine learning.
Medical imaging technologies with AI capabilities can assist in automating the analysis, hence decreasing the overall amount of manual labour. Additionally, by reducing analysis time, this technology expands the capabilities of healthcare practitioners and aids in addressing the worldwide scarcity of medical specialists. There are several obstacles to overcome when implementing generative AI in the healthcare industry, including problems with interpretability, data needs, transparency, ethics, risk, and prejudice. The use of AI to produce original text, images, music, audio, and video content is known as generative artificial intelligence, or generative AI. Foundation models that can multitask and carry out unconventional tasks like classification, Q&A, summarization, and more are the backbone of generative AI. By enabling realistic simulations of various health situations, generative AI gives students and medical professionals risk-free training possibilities. Healthcare workers can practise new skills and expand their knowledge interactively with AI-powered training and treatment simulations. Submissions are welcome from a variety of fields and viewpoints, such as but not limited to: Generative AI for Data Augmentation in Small Medical Imaging Datasets.