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The disease known as lung cancer is a serious condition that may be deadly if it is not diagnosed at an early stage. The diagnosis of lung cancer has to be improved, and there is a need for a cost-effective and user-friendly system that leverages state-of-the-art data science technology. This would help simplify operations, save time and money, and improve diagnosis. This research suggests the use of a convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture for the purpose of categorizing three unique histopathological pictures, namely benign, adenocarcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. The purpose of this study is to apply the CNN model to properly classify these three kinds of cancers and to compare the accuracy of the CNN model to the accuracy of other techniques that have been employed in investigations that are comparable to this one. The CNN model was not used in any of the preceding research for the purpose of categorizing these particular histopathological pictures; hence, the relevance of this work cannot be overstated. It is possible to get more positive treatment results by correctly classifying malignant tumors as early as possible. In training, the CNN model obtained an accuracy of 96.11%, and in validation, it earned an accuracy of 97.2%. The suggested method has the potential to improve lung cancer diagnosis in patients by classifying them into subgroups according to the symptoms they exhibit. This approach to machine learning, which makes use of the random forest technique, has the potential to reduce the amount of time, resources, and labor required. Utilizing the CNN model to categorize histopathological pictures may, ultimately, improve the diagnostic accuracy of lung cancer and save lives by allowing early disease identification.
The disease known as lung cancer is a serious condition that may be deadly if it is not diagnosed at an early stage. The diagnosis of lung cancer has to be improved, and there is a need for a cost-effective and user-friendly system that leverages state-of-the-art data science technology. This would help simplify operations, save time and money, and improve diagnosis. This research suggests the use of a convolutional neural network (CNN) architecture for the purpose of categorizing three unique histopathological pictures, namely benign, adenocarcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. The purpose of this study is to apply the CNN model to properly classify these three kinds of cancers and to compare the accuracy of the CNN model to the accuracy of other techniques that have been employed in investigations that are comparable to this one. The CNN model was not used in any of the preceding research for the purpose of categorizing these particular histopathological pictures; hence, the relevance of this work cannot be overstated. It is possible to get more positive treatment results by correctly classifying malignant tumors as early as possible. In training, the CNN model obtained an accuracy of 96.11%, and in validation, it earned an accuracy of 97.2%. The suggested method has the potential to improve lung cancer diagnosis in patients by classifying them into subgroups according to the symptoms they exhibit. This approach to machine learning, which makes use of the random forest technique, has the potential to reduce the amount of time, resources, and labor required. Utilizing the CNN model to categorize histopathological pictures may, ultimately, improve the diagnostic accuracy of lung cancer and save lives by allowing early disease identification.
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