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Identifying Cross-Cancer Similar Patients via a Semi-Supervised Deep Clustering Approach

2020-11-09

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The treatment decisions for a cancer patient are typically based on the patient’s diagnosed cancer type. With the characterization of cancer tumors at the molecular level, there have been reports of patients being similar despite being diagnosed with different cancer types. Motivated from these observations, we aim at discovering cross-cancer patients, which we define as patients whose tumors are more similar to...

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1a41091d-9a7c-5e7e-98e1-3fed212df082
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10.1101/2020.11.07.372672
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