Frontier models learn mostly from public internet data. However, clinical neuroimaging rarely appears there, because MRI and CT scans contain identifiable facial features. Consequently, general models underperform on brain-imaging tasks. A University of Michigan research team addresses this gap with NeuroVFM, published in Nature Medicine. What is NeuroVFM? At its core, NeuroVFM is a generalist visual foundation model for neuroimaging. Specifical…
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