> It's not totally clear to be what you mean by "mixed results" (have we solved every problem in radiology? probably not)
To expand a bit as maybe not clear from my other reply (can't edit). Not only have we not solved every problem in radiology, we haven't really knocked a single one out of the park.
By mixed results, I mean that the practical, i.e. clinical impact of these approaches has been pretty small, and this is likely to continue to be true for foreseeable future To be fair, there are lots of non-technical and cultural issues behind this - not just failure to generalize.
To expand a bit as maybe not clear from my other reply (can't edit). Not only have we not solved every problem in radiology, we haven't really knocked a single one out of the park.
By mixed results, I mean that the practical, i.e. clinical impact of these approaches has been pretty small, and this is likely to continue to be true for foreseeable future To be fair, there are lots of non-technical and cultural issues behind this - not just failure to generalize.