Breast cancer treatment at home during COVID pandemic using IoT, cloud computing and machine learning

It is crucial that Breast Cancer should be detected early. Breast cancer time series forecasting is a novel data - driven approach to breast cancer diagnosis. Instead of looking at static images of the medical records, it analyses the dynamics in the tumour’s growth rate, especially in its early sta...

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Cloud computing
Coronaviruses
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Cryptography
Machine learning
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Medical imaging
Scientific visualization
Wearable technology
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