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Stanford AIMI releases CheXthought chest X-ray dataset for AI reasoning

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Stanford AIMI releases CheXthought, a dataset for training AI reasoning on chest X-rays, and makes it available for download.

The dataset contains 103,592 reasoning traces and more than 6 million spatial annotations across 50,312 X-rays. Radiologists in 71 countries contributed the annotations, 501 in total, according to Stanford AIMI's announcement on X.

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    Stanford AIMI releases CheXthought, a chest X-ray dataset for AI reasoning

    AIStanford AIMI introduces CheXthought, a dataset for AI reasoning on chest X-rays. It contains 103,592 reasoning traces and more than 6 million spatial annotations across 50,312 X-rays. The annotations were contributed by 501 radiologists in 71 countries, and the dataset is available for download.

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