No se ha demostrado que la cara sea el espejo del alma, pero cada vez hay más investigaciones que sugieren que sí puede reflejar el estado de salud. Some suggest that appearing younger than one’s age is linked to longer life expectancy. A newly published study in The Lancet Digital Health follows this line by means of an immense analysis carried out with artificial intelligence, which is capable of extracting from a facial photograph signals related to both age and the survival of cancer patients. Continue reading
The model, trained with over 40 million photographs, finds a link between appearing older than one’s actual age and a worse prognosis.
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No se ha demostrado que la cara sea el espejo del alma, pero cada vez hay más investigaciones que sugieren que sí puede reflejar el estado de salud. Some suggest that appearing younger than one’s age is linked to longer life expectancy. A new study published in The Lancet Digital Health follows this line by means of an extensive analysis carried out with artificial intelligence, capable of extracting from a facial photograph signals related to both age and survival of cancer patients. For their conclusions, the researchers trained the system with over 53 million face images and developed two tools from this analysis. The first estimate the age. The second [order] directs oncological patients according to their risk of death. Currently, it is a preliminary model that still has a long way to go before it shows true clinical usefulness. The system that estimates age, called FAHR-FaceAge, received 743,152 portraits whose real ages were known. Luego, fue sometida a una prueba con imágenes fotográficas diferentes que no había observado previamente. Al determinar la edad de una persona, cometió un error promedio de 5,1 años.
