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LLRN: Machine learning algorithm for LRR prediction using ELAS-RNN

LRR (Lepromatous Reactive Disease) is a chronic infectious skin disease that is characterized by the formation of blisters and ulcers on exposed areas of the body, especially the face, neck and hands. This disease is usually caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium leprae and can cause serious complications such as disability or death. Antibiotics are used to diagnose and treat LRR, but the effectiveness of treatment is not always high. Researchers are now using machine learning algorithms and neural networks to create an LRR model and to predict treatment outcomes based on patient examination results. The work we present focuses on creating a machine learning model that can predict the presence of LRR based on the analysis of patient data and examination results. The research was conducted at the New York University Machine Learning Laboratory.

The authors used a dataset of more than 200 patients diagnosed with LRR who were examined at a Colorado hospital between 2016 and 2020. The data included patient information including age, weight, general health, and results of a medical test called ELAN (European Epidemiological Leprosy Surveillance System). This test measures the hemoglobin content in the blood and the presence of bacteria in skin tissue. This test can provide information about the presence of LRR. Each patient was classified as having LRR or carrying a sporadic leprosy element.

To analyze the data, the authors used the ELAS-RRN (Entropy Bayesian LEPRA) machine learning algorithm, which is trained on a combination of neural network modeling and information ranking. ELAS applied entropy machine learning to obtain entropy

Lepromatous Response (LR), also known as Lymphoma Recurrent Radical Reconstruction (CCR), is a form of personalized therapy used in the treatment of cancer. The goal of this therapy is to achieve the best results for the patient through individually tailored treatment methods.

It involves surgically removing a patient's tumor cells from the skin, filtering them out, and putting them through a variety of analytical tests to determine what treatment regimens, medications, and medications to use to cure the cancer. Based on the analysis of the tumor, doctors individually select a treatment strategy and prescribe a specific treatment to the patient based on his genetic and other characteristics.

The consequences of LR treatment can be varied. Depending on the diagnosis and type of disease, treatment may include a stem cell transplant, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or even

Leucoplakia (formerly lepromatous reaction or leproplekia) is a disease that develops at the site of damage to organ tissue. Lr usually occurs in people with weak immunity, as well as in people with chronic diseases. It appears as patches of red, thick skin. That's why it's called "leaf rust." If we are talking about terms in Latin or other foreign languages, then there is a special acronym that is designated as “lr”. A similar acronym exists in dentistry, “lt” - stands for dental ligation. These acronyms also refer to diseases that are very similar in appearance.

Leucoplakia has many species variations. The disease initially existed in certain mammals, but later began to spread to the environment. Therefore, you can see this reaction on the surface of the mucous membranes of the stomach. This is the so-called simple lepromania. In the first days of disease progression, the disease affects the teeth. Later development reaches mild degrees of redness of the skin in the lips or eyelids. Under different conditions, ulcers can appear in tissues. At first glance, you can mistake them for a mouth wound or an ordinary wound that was received during an insect bite or due to tissue rubbing. Also, in some cases, the disease can appear on the skin in the lower back, chest or inside of the forearm. The cause of this disease is the introduction of infection into the body through the use of household dishes or cutlery. Usually this pathology is very painful and requires timely treatment. Without it, the body can begin to suffer and suffer life-threatening complications.