g-CXR-Net: A Graphic Application for the Rapid Recognition of SARS-CoV-2 from Chest X-Rays
Gatti, D. L.
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g-CXR-Net is a graphic application for the rapid recognition of SARS-CoV-2 from Antero/Posterior chest X-rays. It employs the Artificial Intelligence engine of CXR-Net (arXiv:2103.00087) to generate masks of the lungs overlapping the heart and large vasa, probabilities for Covid vs. non-Covid assignment, and high resolution heat maps that identify the SARS associated lung regions.
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