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Large-scale automatic carbon ion treatment planning for head and neck cancers via parallel multi-agent reinforcement learning

arXiv — cs.LG•Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
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Large-scale automatic carbon ion treatment planning for head and neck cancers via parallel multi-agent reinforcement learning

A recent study explores the application of parallel multi-agent reinforcement learning to improve treatment planning for carbon ion therapy in head and neck cancers. Carbon ion therapy is recognized for its precision in targeting tumors while sparing surrounding healthy tissues (F1). The new method leverages advanced reinforcement learning techniques to automate and optimize the planning process (F2). This approach enhances dose conformity, ensuring that radiation is more accurately delivered to cancerous tissues, and better protects critical organs from exposure (F3). Additionally, the use of parallel multi-agent systems increases the efficiency of treatment planning, potentially reducing the time required to develop effective therapy protocols (F4). The study supports the claim that parallel multi-agent reinforcement learning can significantly improve treatment planning outcomes (A1). These advancements suggest a promising direction for integrating artificial intelligence into cancer treatment workflows.

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