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Additional file 1 of Automated three-dimensional radiomic body composition analysis enhances survival prediction in resectable non‑small cell lung cancer
Additional file1: Fig. S1 Architecture of the automated model structure for vertebral localization. Fig. S2 Architecture of the 3D automated model structure for comprehensive body composition segmentation. Fig. S3 Principal component analysis scatter plots of patients from three centers. (a) Before
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