The method is not going to be deployed anytime soon, but it is a big deal. This isn't a common article, but the implications are that we could then, you know, let's say we scanned you and we could immediately figure out what was wrong with you. Right now, with traditional techniques take hours versus here this can take minutes. At present, even though it's faster, it's also not as good. So there is definite issues in terms of noise and artifacts and things like that. But, yeah, it's, it's a very promising start. And I do say that they are future directions include continue clinical data collection and using semi supervised methods to improve robustness