Lung Cancer Detection Using Image Processing and Machine Learning HealthCare

Author(s):  
Wasudeo Rahane ◽  
Himali Dalvi ◽  
Yamini Magar ◽  
Anjali Kalane ◽  
Satyajeet Jondhale

In Recent years, image processing strategies are broadly utilized in a few restorative territories for image improvement in prior division and treatment stages, where the time factor is imperative to find the variation from the norm issues in target pictures, particularly in different malignant growth tumors, for example, lung disease. Lung cancer is the most important disease cause high mortality rate. And computer-aided diagnosis can be useful for physicians to accurately identify the cancer cells. Many computer-aided methods have been studied and applied using image processing and machine learning. But, they are not acceptable for a health-based classification models to have high false positive and true negative rates as it they can devastate lives through false diagnosis. To reduce the effect of them in classification, to perform experiments JSRT data set is considered as it is the most widely used benchmark data set. The proper segmentation of lung tumor from X-ray, CT-scan or MRI these are the stepping stone towards automated diagnosis system for lung cancer detection. Our detection is to train this neural network using volumes with tumor size and position. In recent techniques like machine learning can predict lung cancer but this technique is not suitable for predicting segmentation of images in that particular area.


2019 ◽  
Vol 8 (2) ◽  
pp. 3499-3505

The machine learning based solutions for medical image analysis are successful in detection of wide variety of anomalies in imaging procedures. The aim of the medical image analysis systems based on machine learning methods is to improve the accuracy and minimize the detection time. The aim in turn contributes to early disease detection and extending the patient life. This paper presents an efficient CNN (EFFI-CNN) for Lung cancer detection. EFFI-CNN consists of seven CNN layers (i.e. Convolution layer, Max-Pool layer, Convolution layer, Max-Pool layer, fully connected layer, fully connected layer and Soft-Max layer). EFFI-CNN uses lung CT scan images from LIDC-IDRI and Mendeley data sets. EFFI-CNN has a unique combination of CNN layers with parameters (Depth, Height, Width, filter Height and filter width).


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