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Artificial intelligence accelerates multi-modal biomedical process: A Survey

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Jiajia Li
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韩学山 (Xue Han)
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Yiming Qin
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Feng Tan
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Yulong Chen
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Zikai Wang
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Haitao Song
周熙 (Xi Zhou)
张原 (Yuan Zhang)
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Lun Hu
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Pengwei Hu *
DOI:10.1016/j.neucom.2023.126720delete
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The abundance of artificial intelligence AI algorithms and growing computing power has brought a disruptive revolution to the smart medical industry. Its powerful data abstraction and representation capabilities enable the modeling of hundreds of millions of medical data, such as sub-Computed Tomography tumor identification, retinal lesion screening, and survival curve analysis. However, all of these applications demonstrate AI's use of unimodal data for specific tasks. In contrast, clinicians deal with multi-modal data from multiple sources when diagnosing, performing prognostic assessments, and deciding on treatment plans. These requirements have facilitated the development of multi-modal AI solutions and improved the performance of AI models in handling complex medical scenarios and data. In this paper, we provide an overview of the current state of the art and research in multi-modal biomedical AI, including applications, data, methods, and analytics. Additionally, we summarize potential research directions for multi-modal AI technologies in the future of healthcare.
Keywords:
Multi-modal biomedicine
Artificial intelligence
Deep learning
Neural network

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