Analysis reveals machine learning predicts lung cancer severity based on risk factors, suggesting a focus on smoke exposure.
Lung cancer is among the top causes of death globally, so this study sought to create a medical diagnostic solution in surveying the relationships between features such as symptoms and risk factors for lung cancer severity. 1000 publicly-accessible, anonymized patient records, different machine learning models were utilized with classification accuracy ranging from 92.5 to 100%. These findings argue for a greater role of passive smoke exposure in lung cancer severity than previously established, though further research is encouraged.
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