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Comparative Performance of Classical Statistical and Machine Learning Models for Melanoma Classification

2026-07-31

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Early and accurate classification of melanoma is essential for improving patient outcomes and supporting clinical decision-making. Although numerous predictive models have been proposed, comparisons between classical statistical approaches and modern machine learning algorithms are often limited by heterogeneous analytical workflows and inconsistent validation strategies. This study aimed to compare the predictive...

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1126d995-b254-585c-bdee-532b06ea14f7
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10.20944/preprints202607.2306.v1
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