A unified machine learning framework for oral cancer classification using Raman spectra from tissue, serum, and urine.
Researchers developed a machine learning framework using Raman spectroscopy on tissue, serum, and urine samples to classify oral cancer, with an SVM model achieving 96.4% diagnostic accuracy. The study demonstrated that spectral patterns differ across biological sample types but can still effectively distinguish between normal and cancerous samples.
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