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Fig. 3B —Graphs show accuracy of automated polyp measurement tool. Mean
absolute error represents pooling of data across all four reviewers and all CT
data sets. When multiple polyp characteristics associated with measurement
inaccuracy are combined (e.g., small size, flat morphologic type, location on
tip of haustral fold), measurement errors can be large. Graph shows accuracy
of measurement of polyps on tip of fold.
