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According to a new research by scientists at Adelaide University, the artificial intelligence system and the developed algorithm can be used to predict whether a patient will die in the near future.

Scientists at Adelaide University used artificial intelligence technology to analyze the medical imaging of the breast of 48 patients under the age of 60. The developed system succeeded in predicting that the patients they studied would have died within the next 5 years with a 69 percent accuracy. It has been noted that these estimates show great similarities with the estimations of human doctors.

Although researchers are not entirely sure what computers see in computerized tomography scans, they think that artificial intelligence can analyze the data in large quantities so that doctors can detect shapes and anomalies that they can not do. The developed artificial intelligence can examine organ changes such as air entrapment between system tissues and organs, cardiac growth, blood vessel clotting, and other vascular disorders.

The author of the research, a radiologist from the Adelaide University Public Health School in Australia, Luke Oakden-Rayner said, "The assessment of biological age has been limited and the life expectancy of the patient has been limited by the fact that physicians can not look into the body until now and do not measure the health of each organ.Our research has shown that the depth of a deep learning (deep) learning system, Learning. " said.