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Visuña et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Novel deep learning-based technique for tuberculosis bacilli detection in sputum microscopy

Visuña et al., 2023

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14058963887536439239
Author
Visuña L
Garcia-Blas J
Carretero J
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Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Innovations in Computing Research (ICR’23)

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Nowadays, tuberculosis is one of the more deadly diseases. Nevertheless, an accurate and fast diagnosis has a great influence on disease prognosis. The research goal of this work is to speed up the time to diagnosis, as well as to improve the sensibility of sputum microscopy …
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