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Calabrese and Fishman release mrid, open-source AI GUI for MRI series classification

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Evan Calabrese and Ryan Fishman release mrid, an open-source AI GUI that classifies MRI series from DICOM headers and pixel data.

Calabrese says the tool supports semi-automated or fully automated classification, with the code published on GitHub at github.com/ecalabr/mrid.

The tool targets inconsistent MRI protocols and series naming. Calabrese's announcement, posted on X, is the only report on the release, and no independent evaluation of classification accuracy has been reported.

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  1. Evan Calabrese, MD PhDX
    Open-source GUI classifies MRI series from DICOM headers and pixel data

    AITwo developers built mrid, an open-source AI GUI that classifies MRI series using DICOM headers and pixel data. The tool supports semi-automated or fully automated classification to address inconsistent MRI protocols and series naming.

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