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               continuous scanning, reconstruction method - chest CT (mediastinal window) or abdominal
               CT. Resolution 512*512.

               REQ-03: For hybrid cloud deployment, it is required to have Front-end Machine (CPU): 16
               cores, 32GB RAM or higher. Operating System: CentOS 7.9 or a compatible version of Ubuntu            4.1-Healthcare
               20.04. Public Network Bandwidth: 100 Mbps or higher.

               REQ-04: For on-premises deployment, it is required to have Inference Machine (GPU): 16 cores,
               32GB RAM or higher, Nvidia 3090 or better. Operating System: CentOS 7.9 or a compatible
               version of Ubuntu 20.04. Public Network Bandwidth: 100 Mbps or higher.


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               5      References

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