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I built an explainable bone-lesion screener for X-rays and ran it for £5/month

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I'm a biomedical-to-CS student, and I wanted to see how far a genuinely explainable (Use of heatmapping) medical imaging prototype could get on near-zero infrastructure. It's a DenseNet-121 trained on BTXRD (3,746 radiographs), three classes: normal, benign, malignant. Malignant is only 9.1% of the…

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  1. 2026-09-02 18:19 · r/deeplearning
    I built an explainable bone-lesion screener for X-rays and ran it for £5 month [P]
  2. 2026-09-02 18:12 · r/computervision
    I built an explainable bone-lesion screener for X-rays and ran it for £5/month

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