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Designing deep learning studies in cancer diagnostics.

Andreas Kleppe^1,2, Ole-Johan Skrede^1,2, Sepp De Raedt^1,2

¹Institute for Cancer Genetics and Informatics, Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, Norway.

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Deep learning shows promise in cancer diagnostics but needs more real-world validation. Diverse training data and external validation in protocols are crucial for clinical translation.

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Area of Science:

Artificial intelligence in medicine
Medical imaging analysis
Oncology diagnostics

Background:

Deep learning models for cancer diagnostics are increasing, often claiming superior performance to clinicians.
However, limited real-world medical utility has been demonstrated for these systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the current state of deep learning in cancer diagnostics.
To identify barriers to clinical translation and propose solutions.
To emphasize the importance of data diversity and external validation.

Main Methods:

Evaluation of influential deep learning studies in cancer diagnostics, primarily image-based.
Demonstration of data generalizability using real-world data manipulation.
Advocacy for external cohort evaluation and protocol-driven analysis.

Main Results:

Deep learning systems often show high performance in studies but lack clinical utility.
Varied and extensive training data are essential for neural network generalizability.
External validation and pre-defined protocols are critical for unbiased performance estimation.

Conclusions:

Transitioning deep learning from research to clinical practice requires addressing data limitations and validation methodologies.
Standardized protocols and external validation are necessary to ensure reliable and unbiased deep learning systems for cancer diagnostics.