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AI-driven acne detection pipeline ingests mobile camera images through a streaming service, applies multi-stage ML models for lesion detection, classification, and severity scoring, then aggregates results into a unified patient score. Raw facial images flow through processing stages—face detection, bounding box annotation, binary confidence gating, and five-class lesion categorization—before weighted aggregation produces a final 0–100 severity score. This architecture demonstrates best practices for medical image processing: raw zone preservation, curated transformation with metadata tracking, and aggregated serving for low-latency API responses. Fork this diagram to customize model stages, add data quality gates, or integrate alternative classification frameworks for dermatology applications. The multi-image aggregation pattern ensures robust per-patient scoring despite single-image variability.

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This diagram shows a three-zone architecture: raw zone stores original facial images and metadata; curated zone holds processed lesion detections, bounding boxes, and five-class classifications; aggregated zone contains per-patient severity scores (0–100). Multi-stage ML models handle face detection, binary confidence gating, and weighted aggregation across multiple images to produce robust final

AI Acne Detection Data Pipeline

Autoadvanceddata-engineeringml-pipelinemedical-imagingdata-lakestreaming-ingestionapi-serving
Domain: Data EngineeringAudience: Data engineers building ML-powered medical imaging pipelines
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July 21, 2026

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August 15, 2026 at 11:13 PM

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data pipeline

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