Innovations in Artificial Intelligence-Driven Breast Cancer Survival Prediction: A Narrative Review

This narrative review explores the burgeoning field of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven Breast Cancer (BC) survival prediction, emphasizing the transformative impact on patient care. From machine learning to deep neural networks, diverse models demonstrate the potential to refine prognosis accura...

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Published in:Cancer informatics 2024-01, Vol.23, p.11769351241272389
Main Authors: Mooghal, Mehwish, Nasir, Saad, Arif, Aiman, Khan, Wajiha, Rashid, Yasmin Abdul, Vohra, Lubna M
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