Abstract:Limitations caused by traditional breast cancer detection and screening techniques have encouraged researchers to investigate alternative solutions. This study examines the use of a microwave-based approach for tumor detection in breast tissue and related tumor type classification using matched-filtering. Radar-like confocal microwave imaging (CMI) method constructs the foundation of such tumor detection approach. In particular, a microwave pulse is first transmitted, then back-scattered pulses are collected.… Show more
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