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Machine Learning Methods to Predict Cancer Progression and Estimate Treatment Effectiveness

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Institution: HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, MA
Principal investigator: Zeshan M Hussain
Funding: $55K
Duration: 2022–2027

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NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTEF30Special Emphasis Panel[ZRG1-F05-D(21)L]predictestimateprogressionmachineeffectivenessmachine learningcancer progressionlearning methods

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