Confession: I’ve spent the past two weeks speed-dating. Not people, but phones. Some were overly luxurious, offering flashy features and bold promises that were simply too lavish for my lifestyle. Others were quietly compelling.
MACHINE LEARNING could help clinicians distinguish patients with peanut allergy from those who are sensitised but able to tolerate peanuts, potentially reducing reliance on oral food challenges (OFCs).
Deciding between two generations of the same product can be a tough proposition. Do you care more about novelty or overall value? Do you err on the side of maximalism or minimalism? Are you willing to spend a little more for a few new features?
