AI-driven multimodal models improve prediction of recurrence and survival in liver cancer, surpassing single-modality approaches in accuracy.
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Elsevier BV · Clinical Medicine · ISSN 0168-8278, 1600-0641
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AI-driven multimodal models improve prediction of recurrence and survival in liver cancer, surpassing single-modality approaches in accuracy.
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