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BreCol: Benchmarking Classical and Deep-Learning Methods for Microbiome-Based Cancer Detection
DNA sequencing of the gut microbial community shows promise for cancer detection, but questions remain about the generalizability of results across studies. We propose BreCol, a benchmark of 2,040 16S rRNA gene sequencing runs across 26 studies spanning breast cancer, colorectal cancer, and healthy
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