Prediction of postoperative morbidity after lung resection using an artificial neural network ensemble
Artificial Intelligence in MedicinePublished 31 July 2003
Gustavo Santos‐García, Gonzálo Varela, Nuria Novoa, Marcelo F. Jiménez
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An artificial neural network ensemble offered a high performance to predict postoperative cardio-respiratory morbidity in this series of NSCLC operated cases.
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In this series an artificial neural network ensemble offered a high performance to predict postoperative cardio-respiratory morbidity.
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