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How well do routinely collected demographic and clinical variables aid point-of-care lung ultrasound TB classification
68u10computer-vision-and-pattern-recognitioni-2-6i-4-9i-5-4image-and-video-processingj-3machine-learning
We consider the fusion of lung ultrasound images with routinely-collected clinical and demographic data for the purpose of automated tuberculosis (TB) screening using deep-learning. Such deep-learning based screening tools for TB could meaningfully support the health care system in Africa, where the
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