Firmenname: Julian Abhari
Über: Skin Check is a free assistive tool to allow anyone to check their moles for
skin cancer, track their moles over time, and compare their moles to an index of
different cancerous and non-cancerous mole types.
According to the Skin Cancer
Foundation, two people die every hour from skin-cancer in the U.
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durch Olife
unfortunately, macro function of new iPhones were not supported. I really don’t understand this, because for me this function of the iPhone was the main feature.
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durch Keep It Kiss
Good example why research dataset trained models do not work on data from real devices because the models are not made to handle domain shift (lighting, camera, skin color), noise or counteract the dataset bias.
Without flash it predicts mole 90% confident.
With flash it predicts 90% cancer.
At least its good advertisement for dermatologists, mine certainly had a good laugh when he tried this.
At the very least, this needs an attribution (XAI) view so the user can turn of when the model detects hairs as features of a dark melanoma. The attention map should be post editable, or as skinvision does it, the problem are should be detected first.
If they ran XAI on this model before deployment, they would have realized this.