Using classifiers based on the automated machine learning training, the researchers were then able to predict the Alzheimer's diagnosis or progression of single patients with a high degree of accuracy, ranging from 82 percent to 90 percent. Researchers in The Netherlands may have discovered a new way of detecting early symptoms of Alzheimer's and early forms of dementia with a combination of MRI scans and artificial intelligence. A team led by Dr. Jan van der Veen at the VU University Medical Center has developed an algorithm that can detect changes in brain activity as people age over time.
Researchers in The Netherlands may have discovered a new way of detecting early symptoms of Alzheimer's and early forms of dementia with a combination of MRI scans and artificial intelligence. A team led by Dr. Jan van der Veen at the VU University Medical Center has developed an algorithm that can detect changes in brain activity as people age over time.