Jo Røislien - Does the measurement device measure what it is supposed to measure?
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Researcher Jo Røislien, Norsk Luftambulanse and University of Oslo
Clinical practice is full of measurements that need to be done manually; a task that can be both time consuming and imprecice. From the viewpoint of a statistical detective, the talk explores how to evaluate whether a newly developed automated algorithm for localizing tumors on a radiological image can replace trained radiologists, when the ground truth is unknown. The talk is based on methodological research to appear in Statistics In Medicine.
The event starts with a snack and refreshments in advance of the lecture that begins at 16.15.
The lecture is open to all. Welcome!
The lecture is a joint event by the Horizons lecture series and Department of Informatics.
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