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Conference proceedings 1992depend on digital methods.Although conventional x-radiographs stillcomprise the bulkof the medical images acquired in a hospital, digitalmethods such as computerized tomography and magneticresonanceimaging are now often claimed to have a moresignificant clinical impact.This book is concerned with th

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Evaluation of Medical Imagesf experimental design and data analysis, including the selection of cases and observers, the need for standards of truth, reading-order effects, data collection, curve fitting, statistical testing, and possible generalizations of conventional ROC methodology.

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