Danish developers have created a futuristic effective method for diagnosing and combating acne, eczema and psoriasis.
Artificial intelligence cured a woman’s acne after two years of the disease. Express writes about it.
It was noted that 27-year-old Rachel from the Netherlands underwent machine learning, which helped her overcome hormonal outbreaks.
The discovery belongs to Danish scientists. The technology is called NØIE – delicate. It is designed to solve skin problems.
The essence of the method is to personalize skin care products using scientific data.
“Every time someone uses their custom solution and gives us feedback, it helps someone else. Since launching our data model, we’ve gathered a huge amount of information from around 80,000 people with different different skin types and conditions, and now “Our goal is to build a large community of people with skin problems who, as a result of their own improvement, help others find a solution that is right for them ,” the scientists said.
The technology algorithm is based on network effects. That means the more user reviews it gets, the better it can recommend proper skin care for future users.
“Every time a patient receives a decision predicted by the data model, they are asked to provide feedback on their progress after 30 days, whether it is positive or negative. The feedback data is incorporated into the model and directed here is the effectiveness of the treatment,” the developers added. .
They also screened 2,938 over-the-counter cosmetics. It turns out that the ingredients in 81% of the studied products are potentially harmful to problem skin.
Photo: NOIE
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