Breakthrough in artificial intelligence: new model detects cancer with 99% accuracy

Scientists have unveiled a revolutionary artificial intelligence model, ECgMLP, that can detect cancer with an ultra-high accuracy of 99%. This is reported by BGR, citing Science Direct.

This technology significantly outperforms previous models that only achieved 80% accuracy. ECgMLP uses fewer resources, making it faster and more affordable.

The model works by enhancing images and filtering out noise, allowing it to focus on the most informative areas of tissue. Thanks to self-analysis mechanisms, ECgMLP quickly analyzes tissues and provides diagnostic predictions with impressive accuracy. Tests have shown that the model is effective in detecting rectal cancer (98.57%), breast cancer (98.2%), and oral cancer (97.34%).

This versatility opens up the possibility of a wide range of applications in medicine. The researchers say that ECgMLP could be integrated into clinical software, helping doctors make decisions and improving outcomes through early intervention. Although large-scale implementation is still ahead, this breakthrough marks a significant step forward in the fight against cancer.