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IAI develops COVID-19 medical condition modelling
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) reported on 8 June that it has developed a model which predicts the progression of the medical condition of COVID-19 patients, by combining AI with big data and machine learning technology.
The combined software alerts medical staff of a possible deterioration in the condition of their ...
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