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SUMEX: a resource for applications of artificial intelligence in medicine
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In partnership with the Biotechnology Resources Branch (BRB) of the Division of Research Resources of the National Institutes of Health, Stanford University is developing a nationally shared computing resource to promote research in artificial intelligence (AI) oriented to bio-medical problems. Based on an initial national community of projects and taking advantage of current data communications technologies, the SUMEX (Stanford University Medical Experimental Computer) project hopes to provide an efficient engineering support team and software library for such investigations, and to promote a more systematic exchange of research tools, products, and ideas among existing projects.
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