BamClassifier:

Emmanuel S Adabor1, Patrick Adu2, Daniel Adomako Asamoah3

  • 1School of Technology, Ghana Institute of Management and Public and Administration, Accra, Ghana. emmanuelsadabor@gimpa.edu.gh.

Scientific reports
|September 1, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

新しい機械学習法であるBamClassifierは,完全な血液検査データを用いて,鉄欠乏症 (ID) を正確に評価します. このアプローチは診断を改善し,既存の方法を上回り,大規模な費用対効果の高いIDスクリーニングを可能にします.

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