IAMJB

IAMJB

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🤗 ML at Hugging Face 🌲 Academic Staff at Stanford University (AIMI Center) 🦴 Radiology AI is my stuff

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💥 Excited to share our latest work: Structuring Radiology Reports: Challenging LLMs with Lightweight Models In this study, we explore how small, task-specific encoder-decoder models can rival (and sometimes outperform) much larger LLMs; all while being faster, cheaper, and easier to deploy. ons.

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Huge thanks to the amazing team at Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging (AIMI): Johannes Moll, Louisa Fay, @asfandyar_azhar, @SophieOstmeier, Tim Lueth, Sergios Gatidis, @curtlanglotz

💥 Excited to share our latest work: Structuring Radiology Reports: Challenging LLMs with Lightweight Models In this study, we explore how small, task-specific encoder-decoder models can rival (and sometimes outperform) much larger LLMs; all while being faster, cheaper, and easier to deploy. ons.

We benchmark lightweight models (<300M params) against state-of-the-art LLMs (up to 70B params), using human-reviewed test data and clinically grounded evaluation metrics. Our results highlight the strong potential of specialized, efficient models in clinical NLP application.

💥 We unveil our paper accepted at the #ACL2025 Main Conference: Automated Structured Report Generation Let's revisit automated radiology report generation for CXR. Free-form reports make it hard for AI systems to learn accurate generation, and even harder to evaluate. 🧵👇 @StanfordAIMI @hopprai

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4) We conduct a reader study to create a radiologist-validated test set for both the automated structured radiology report task, as well as utterances disease labels from our new ontology. Finally, external evaluation is conducted using out-of-institution data by @hopprai.

💥 We unveil our paper accepted at the #ACL2025 Main Conference: Automated Structured Report Generation Let's revisit automated radiology report generation for CXR. Free-form reports make it hard for AI systems to learn accurate generation, and even harder to evaluate. 🧵👇 @StanfordAIMI @hopprai

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2) Since each reported observation, whether in the findings or impression sections, is expressed as a single utterance (1.5M unique utterances in total), we use a large language model to label each one according to a new ontology comprising 72 critical chest X-ray (CXR) observations.

3) We fine-tune popular RRG system on this restructured findings and impression, namely: - Chexagent @StanfordAIMI - MAIRA-2 @MSFTResearch - RaDialog @TU_Muenchen - Chexpert-plus @StanfordAIMI As well as a BERT architecture for the disease classification system on our new ontology.

💥 We unveil our paper accepted at the #ACL2025 Main Conference: Automated Structured Report Generation Let's revisit automated radiology report generation for CXR. Free-form reports make it hard for AI systems to learn accurate generation, and even harder to evaluate. 🧵👇 @StanfordAIMI @hopprai

1) We leverage LLM to restructure MIMIC-CXR and Chexpert-plus (180K Findings sections and 400K Impression sections) into reports categorized by organ system, under strict rules.

Just noticed our lightweight RRG model has been downloaded over 92,000 times this months on 🤗HuggingFace. This model was included in the CheXpert-Plus release and contains just 67 million parameters: huggingface.co/IAMJB/chexpe... Its also a top ranking model on RexRank (rexrank.ai)

huggingface.coIAMJB/chexpert-mimic-cxr-impression-baseline · Hugging FaceWe’re on a journey to advance and democratize artificial intelligence through open source and open science.

🧵 What if AI could learn from millions of unlabeled radiology images and reports—and then flexibly adapt to new clinical tasks? In a new comprehensive review in @radiology_rsna, colleagues at stanford dive into how foundation models (FMs) are set to revolutionize radiology!

"Second, we develop budget forcing to control test-time compute by forcefully terminating the model's thinking process or lengthening it by appending "Wait" multiple times to the model's generation when it tries to end." What a trick...

Is this the last benchmark before AGI? Humanity's Last Exam (HLE) 🤯 3,000 expert-level questions across 100+ subjects, created by nearly 1,000 subject matter experts globally.

𝗔 𝗦𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝗚𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗔𝗜 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗠𝗲𝗺𝗼𝗿𝘆 🌟 An agent's memory helps it plan and react by leveraging past interactions or external data via prompt context. Here’s a breakdown: 𝟭. Episodic Memory: Logs past actions/interactions (e.g., stored in a vector database for semantic search).

𝟮. Semantic Memory: External/grounding knowledge or self-knowledge, similar to RAG context. 𝟯. Procedural Memory: System setup details like prompts, tools, and guardrails (stored in Git/registries). 𝟰. Task Memory: Info retrieved from long-term storage for immediate tasks.

𝟱. Working Memory: Compiles long-term and task memory to create the final prompt for the LLM. Typically, 1–3 = Long-Term Memory; 5 = Short-Term Memory. Thoughts on agent memory?👇

🧩 The future of creativity is elemental. ✨ Kling AI just announced Elements 🌎 First, world building: Craft your characters, environments, props. Plan your motion and VFX. 🎛️ Then, remixing: Bring it all together into a cohesive story.

Amazing. Agent Roles: ⛳ PhD Agent: Conducts literature reviews, interprets results, writes reports. ⛳ Postdoc Agent: Plans research, designs experiments. ⛳ ML Engineer Agent: Prepares data, writes, optimizes code. ⛳ Professor Agent: Oversees, refines reports.

Neat: Representing Long Volumetric Video with Temporal Gaussian Hierarchy Contrib: Temporal Gaussian Hierarchy representation for long volumetric video.

Neat. Converts images, PDFs, and Office documents to Markdown or JSON using OCR and LLM models, with features for caching, distributed processing, and PII removal

🚀 PRIME + Eurus-2 beat Qwen2.5-Math-Instruct with 1/10 the data! ✨ Implicit PRM (no labels) 🔄 Online updates, zero overhead 🎯 Token-level rewards + RLOO Scaling up with 3x more data!

2 OLMo 2 Furious captures every lesson learned since OLMo 1, featuring in-depth explorations of: • Stable pretraining • LR annealing, data curricula, and soups • Tulu post-training • Compute infrastructure