Meta-learning reduces the amount of data needed to build AI models in oncology

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Meta-learning is showing promise in recent genomic studies in oncology. Meta-learning can facilitate transfer learning and reduce the amount of data that is needed in a target domain by transferring knowledge from abundant genomic data in different source domains enabling the use of AI in data scarce scenarios.

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Gevaert, O. (2021, August 3). Meta-learning reduces the amount of data needed to build AI models in oncology. British Journal of Cancer. Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41416-021-01358-1

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