Of standard of reference and accuracy: the problem of truth in imaging

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European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Imaging 43 (1):52-54 (2016)
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The identification of a reference standard is a major problem in diagnostic imaging. This comment invites reflection on the notion by illustrating three philosophical approaches to truth and evidence.

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