Clinicopathological Characteristics and Curative Effect of Lymphoma Based on Sampling Theory

Abstract

With the continuous development of society, people’s attention to the body is also increasing. This article explains and analyzes the clinicopathological characteristics of a more serious disease, lymphoma, and the effect of treatment. In the previous studies of this type of disease, the collected data was very limited, and the theory for data analysis was also lacking. The direct result was that the analysis of such disease types was not complete, and it was difficult to obtain statistical significance, which made the clinical guidance weak. In order to improve this problem, this paper applies the sampling theory in statistics to the clinicopathological characteristics of lymphoma and the effect of treatment. Through the scientific analysis of such samples, it is hoped to provide some ideas for clinical treatment. In the sampling theory, this paper selects two methods, Bayesian algorithm and adaptive sampling theory, and introduces the corresponding methods for the correlation analysis of the clinicopathological characteristics and curative effect of lymphoma according to the above two methods. These related processing methods start from a large number of samples and provide sufficient computational support for the final experiments. Experiments show that the score of clinical symptoms of lymphoma is not less than 96%, which means that the patient is in a state of recovery. When the evaluation score is between 63% and 96%, the corresponding treatment has a significant effect. These results show that, in the analysis of the clinicopathological characteristics of lymphoma and related treatment effects, by using the Bayesian algorithm in the sampling theory and the adaptive sampling theory, the data results can well correspond to the clinical effects.