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AI-driven diagnosis of lung and colorectal cancers with explainable deep learning on histopathological images

Aug 2026 · Health technology · Vol 16, pp. 869 - 878 · 0 citations · 19 references

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The combination of deep learning with XAI gives an interpretable, high-performance approach for early cancer diagnosis, which can benefit doctors in making better informed diagnostic judgements, improving patient outcomes.

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