Data-Driven Parameter Identification for Tumor Growth Models
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Modeling tumor growth accurately is essential for understanding cancer progression and informing treatment strategies. To estimate the parameters in the tumor growth model described by a nonlinear PDE, we adopt Physics-Informed Neural Networks (PINNs) and DeepONet, which show advantages especially when the observation data is scarce and contains noise. With the help of real-life lab data, we have demonstrated the potential of applying deep learning tools to address data-driven modeling for tumor growth in biology.
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