14 Designing Perception Experiments Ehsan Samei 14.1 Introduction Perception experiments are a vital part of medical imaging research. Such experiments involve a group of observers, often clinicians, who provide interpretations…
17 Memory Effects and Experimental Design Tamara Miner Haygood and Karla K. Evans 17.1 Introduction Depending on the research question being asked and the means by which it is addressed,…
25 Common Designs of CAD Studies Yulei Jiang 25.1 Introduction As noted in other companion chapters in this book, computer-aided detection (CADe) is a form of radiology practice in which…
31 Perception and Training William F. Auffermann and Maciej Mazurowski Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. Benjamin Franklin (Franklin, 2017) 31.1…
22 Performance Assessment Using Standardized Data Sets: The PERFORMS Scheme in Breast Screening and Other Domains Yan Chen and Alastair Gale 22.1 Clinical Application and Relevance How well an individual…
9 Cognitive Factors in Reading Medical Images: Thinking Processes in Image Interpretation David Manning 9.1 Clinical Relevance A range of human factors influence the accuracy of diagnostic decision making in…
29 Display Optimization from a Physics Perspective Alisa Walz-Flannigan and Scott F. Stekel 29.1 Introduction This chapter focuses on the basic components, functions, and properties of display technology that are…
16 Multireader ROC Analysis Stephen L. Hillis 16.1 Introduction to Multireader ROC Analysis Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis is a well-established method for evaluating and comparing the performance of diagnostic…
13 Image Quality and Its Clinical Relevance Justin Solomon , Robert Saunders , Jr., and Ehsan Samei 13.1 Introduction Traditionally, physicists and engineers characterize an imaging system in terms of…
34 Medical Image Perception from a Clinical Perspective Francine L. Jacobson 34.1 Observation Using the Five Senses The most fundamental skill used by the physician is observation. Engaging as many…
