Human Digital Twins and Machine Learning Applications in Precision Medicine and Surgery: Current State and Future Directions
Human digital twins (“HDT”) are one-on-one digital replicas of human beings, organs such as the heart and lungs, or pathophysiological processes such as immune systems, where the digital replicas and the physical counterparts are tethered with each other. Critical to the HDT is a connector (“bridge”...
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IntechOpen
2024
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