Evaluating the Difference in Diagnostic Accuracy on Common Dermatologic Conditions in Skin of Colour and the Impact of Artificially Processed Images

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artificial intelligence skin of colour skin tone diversity diverse skin phenotypes Fitzpatrick phenotypes health care disparities generative models

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