Abstract
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) as artificial intelligence have unprecedented utility in medicine. The capacity of ANNs to analyze large amounts of data and detect patterns warrants application in analysis of medical images, classification of tumors, and prediction of survival. Some of the systems already have been in clinical use, such as C.Net and BioSleep, among others. However, evidence for ANNs use in medicine is not very solid; thus, it is imperative for clinicians to have a complete understanding of ANNs' use and limitations for their effective applications. This chapter discusses the unique aspects of ANNs applications for most common types of cancers.
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