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The available reporting covers a benchmarking method, not a medical application. Generalised Mean-Field Ising models have exact, known ground states at sizes beyond exact diagonalization, so they can test whether classical and quantum optimisation methods hit real algorithmic limits. For readers, that makes such benchmarks a useful yardstick for judging quantum annealing claims, but the reporting here says nothing about clinical performance or prediction accuracy.
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Florida Atlantic University researchers explored quantum computing for lung cancer prediction using limited data. Their study used D-Wave's annealing quantum computers within a quantum support vector machine framework. The system achieved 94.31% accuracy in simulation and 91.90% on quantum hardware.

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