June 22, 2021Open Access

Technical Note: Dose prediction for head and neck radiotherapy using a three‐dimensional dense dilated U‐net architecture

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The developed 3D dense dilated U-Net architecture can accurately predict 3D radiotherapy dose distributions and can be used as part of a fully automated radiation therapy planning pipeline.

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