Comment by Herring

3 days ago

I worked with similar data in grad school. I'm not surprised. You can have a lot of data, but sometimes the signal (or signal quality) just isn't present in that haystack, and there's nothing you can do about it.

Sometimes you just have to use ultrasound or MRI or stick a camera in the body, because everything else might as well be reading tea leaves, and people generally demand very high accuracy when it comes to their health.