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author Ceperkovic, Branislav
author_facet Ceperkovic, Branislav
contents <p>This white paper introduces a conceptual reinforcement learning framework for adaptive cancer therapy optimization, integrating genomic and phenotypic data within a unified computational model. The proposed approach formulates cancer treatment as a sequential decision-making problem under uncertainty, leveraging Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) methods such as Deep Q-Networks and Hindsight Experience Replay to optimize therapeutic strategies over time. By incorporating multi-modal patient representations, including genomic mutation profiles and clinical phenotypic features, the framework aims to enable personalized treatment planning and dynamic adjustment of therapy protocols. Although currently theoretical, the model provides a foundation for future computational oncology systems that may improve precision medicine through AI-driven decision support and adaptive optimization of cancer treatment pathways.</p>
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spellingShingle NeuroAI Lab: Genomic-Phenotypic Integration for AI-Driven Cancer Therapy Optimization
Ceperkovic, Branislav
Reinforcement Learning, Deep Reinforcement Learning, Precision Oncology, Cancer Therapy Optimization, Computational Oncology, Genomic Data Integration, Phenotypic Data, Multi-modal Learning, Deep Q-Network, Markov Decision Process, Personalized Medicine, Adaptive Therapy Systems
Markov Decision Process (MDP)
Deep Q-Network (DQN)
Hindsight Experience Replay
Neural Architecture Search
Sequential Decision Making
Computational Oncology
Reinforcement Learning
Deep Reinforcement Learning
Precision Oncology
Cancer Therapy Optimization
Cancer Treatment Planning
Genomic Data Analysis
Personalized Medicine
Cancer Biomarkers
Genomic Data Integration
Phenotypic Data Modeling
Multi-modal Learning
Clinical Data Integration
AI-driven Healthcare
NeuroAI
Decision Support Systems
Computational Medicine
Adaptive Therapy Systems
AI in Oncology
Machine Learning in Medicine
Digital Health
<p>This white paper introduces a conceptual reinforcement learning framework for adaptive cancer therapy optimization, integrating genomic and phenotypic data within a unified computational model. The proposed approach formulates cancer treatment as a sequential decision-making problem under uncertainty, leveraging Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) methods such as Deep Q-Networks and Hindsight Experience Replay to optimize therapeutic strategies over time. By incorporating multi-modal patient representations, including genomic mutation profiles and clinical phenotypic features, the framework aims to enable personalized treatment planning and dynamic adjustment of therapy protocols. Although currently theoretical, the model provides a foundation for future computational oncology systems that may improve precision medicine through AI-driven decision support and adaptive optimization of cancer treatment pathways.</p>
title NeuroAI Lab: Genomic-Phenotypic Integration for AI-Driven Cancer Therapy Optimization
topic Reinforcement Learning, Deep Reinforcement Learning, Precision Oncology, Cancer Therapy Optimization, Computational Oncology, Genomic Data Integration, Phenotypic Data, Multi-modal Learning, Deep Q-Network, Markov Decision Process, Personalized Medicine, Adaptive Therapy Systems
Markov Decision Process (MDP)
Deep Q-Network (DQN)
Hindsight Experience Replay
Neural Architecture Search
Sequential Decision Making
Computational Oncology
Reinforcement Learning
Deep Reinforcement Learning
Precision Oncology
Cancer Therapy Optimization
Cancer Treatment Planning
Genomic Data Analysis
Personalized Medicine
Cancer Biomarkers
Genomic Data Integration
Phenotypic Data Modeling
Multi-modal Learning
Clinical Data Integration
AI-driven Healthcare
NeuroAI
Decision Support Systems
Computational Medicine
Adaptive Therapy Systems
AI in Oncology
Machine Learning in Medicine
Digital Health
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19613095