You can say that about almost anything, and the world is still full of factory workers.
As a PhD student in medical imaging, you must also know that getting fully automating segmentation methods to work to the standard required in the clinic is really hard. And once you solve it for one clinic you will likely not be able to transfer the trained model to another clinic, because scan parameters, patients and workflow are different.
But when we solve the segmentation task, I think most radiologist will clap their hands and move on.
You can say that about almost anything, and the world is still full of factory workers.
As a PhD student in medical imaging, you must also know that getting fully automating segmentation methods to work to the standard required in the clinic is really hard. And once you solve it for one clinic you will likely not be able to transfer the trained model to another clinic, because scan parameters, patients and workflow are different.
But when we solve the segmentation task, I think most radiologist will clap their hands and move on.