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EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF COLORECTAL CANCER USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK (DEEP LEARNING)ALI
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has contributed immensely in the field of medicine, especially in the Oncological sector. The use of different networks such as deep learning for the detection of cancer has proven to be very effective in performance. However, this study focuses on …
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