FleXray announced as an open-source, open-weight model for X-ray anatomy segmentation
The announcement describes a model for identifying anatomical structures across body regions, viewing angles and imaging settings, with an in-browser demo to try.
TLDR
FleXray's announcement claims zero-shot anatomical segmentation across the human body. It says the open-source, open-weight model learns from large-scale synthetic training data generated from 3D anatomy, then transfers directly to real clinical X-rays. The announcement also invites users to test it on their own X-rays through an in-browser demo.
FleXray announced as an open-source, open-weight model for X-ray anatomy segmentation
The announcement describes a model for identifying anatomical structures across body regions, viewing angles and imaging settings, with an in-browser demo to try.
TLDR
FleXray's announcement claims zero-shot anatomical segmentation across the human body. It says the open-source, open-weight model learns from large-scale synthetic training data generated from 3D anatomy, then transfers directly to real clinical X-rays. The announcement also invites users to test it on their own X-rays through an in-browser demo.