A systematic review of trustworthy and explainable artificial intelligence in healthcare: Assessment of quality, bias risk, and data fusion
A. S. Albahri(University of Information Technology and Communications), Muhammet Deveci(Naval Academy), Noor S. Baqer(Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research), Ashish Gupta(Indian Institute of Foreign Trade), Asma Salhi(Wesley Research Institute), Ali M. Duhaim(Thi Qar University), A. H. Alamoodi(Applied Science Private University), Chun Ouyang(Queensland University of Technology), Alhamzah Alnoor(Universiti Sains Malaysia), Mohammed A. Fadhel(Thi Qar University), Laith Alzubaidi(Queensland University of Technology), Yuantong Gu(Queensland University of Technology), José Santamaría(Universidad de Jaén), O. S. Albahri(Federation University), Jinshuai Bai(Queensland University of Technology)
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