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Harmonizing Radiomics and Interpretable AI: Precision and Transparency in Oncological Prognostication
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Abstract
This research aims to improve the understandability and trustworthiness of prediction models in oncological prognostication by incorporating advanced methods like SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations). By integrating multi-modal radiomic data, which includes a wide range of variables collected from medical images, we have developed predictive models that capture the intricate nature of illness progression. Clinicians can gain a visual understanding of feature effects, facilitating validation and informed decision-making, by utilizing SHAP summary plots and individual instance explanations. This research provides doctors with a clear and logical basis for making precise predictions. It strengthens trust and collaboration between computational technologies and medical competence.
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