Role of big data in enhancing lung cancer prediction and treatment
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Lung cancer functions as one of the world's primary diseases which causes death because patients receive their diagnoses too late and have limited choices regarding treatment. The research examines big data functionality for lung cancer prediction through extensive evaluation of patient healthcare records and image data along with hereditary information to establish predictive models. Evaluation of deep learning and ensemble techniques as well as additional machine learning algorithms takes place to measure their accuracy rates and operational efficiency.Abstract
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