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Adaptive Chemotherapy Control under Tumor Heterogeneity via Reinforcement Learning
Designing effective chemotherapy regimens is hindered by tumor heterogeneity and drug resistance, which complicate the deployment of patient-specific model-based optimal control across diverse populations. We develop and compare closed-loop deep reinforcement learning (DRL) dosing policies with cont
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