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    Machine learning and data mining techniques are increasingly being used in oncology research and cancer prediction, prognosis, and diagnosis. Several studies have analyzed cancer data using these techniques, developed prediction models for cancers like rectal cancer, and benchmarked deep learning models on large healthcare datasets. These computational approaches are providing new ways to gain insights from big cancer data to help improve patient outcomes.

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    Machine learning and data mining techniques are increasingly being used in oncology research and cancer prediction, prognosis, and diagnosis. Several studies have analyzed cancer data using these techniques, developed prediction models for cancers like rectal cancer, and benchmarked deep learning models on large healthcare datasets. These computational approaches are providing new ways to gain insights from big cancer data to help improve patient outcomes.

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