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SUMMARY
Mammograms of women taken 3 years prior to their eventual diagnosis (priors), that did not contain detectable cancer even when viewed retrospectively, are scored as significantly more abnormal than mammograms of women that did not go on to develop cancer in the near future. Spatial frequency filtering might allow a way to isolate and enhance the perceptual features that comprise the gist signals in mammograms. Interestingly, filtering out HSF strongly reduced accuracy of rating normal vs abnormal mammograms from a d` of 1.06 with full spectrum mammograms to only 0.26, while filtering . . .
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