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Theproposed sensor is based on a ring resonator with a centrallypositioned sample carrier, utilizing a hybrid structure of blackphosphorus (BP) and graphene. To optimize the interactionbetween Electronic Chemical Potential of Graphene and BP’selectron doping, a machine learning approach employingthe K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) model was implemented.Electromagnetic simulations demonstrate exceptional sensitivity,reaching 24.165 T Hz/RIU for healthy cells and 30.534T Hz/RIU for cancerous cells. This design, characterizedby its high sensitivity, structural simplicity, and tunability,highlights significant potential for applications in THz biomedicaldiagnostics, particularly in early breast cancer detection. Biosensor machine learning black phosphorus graphene cancer cells K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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