2021
DOI: 10.18280/ts.380613
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Deep Multi-View Breast Cancer Detection: A Multi-View Concatenated Infrared Thermal Images Based Breast Cancer Detection System Using Deep Transfer Learning

Abstract: This paper simply presents a fully automated breast cancer detection system as “Deep Multi-view Breast cancer Detection” based on deep transfer learning. The deep transfer learning model i.e., Visual Geometry Group 16 (VGG 16) is used in this approach for the correct classification of Breast thermal images into either normal or abnormal. This VGG 16 model is trained with the help of Static as well as Dynamic breast thermal images dataset consisting of multi-view, single view breast thermal images. These Multi-… Show more

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“…Also, it leads to a high risk of deaths in middle-aged and elderly women, particularly in countries of western world [1]. In Middle East countries, at least one out of every eight women is expected to develop this type of cancer at some point in their lives [2][3][4]. In the year 2012, around 14.1 million breast cancer patients were diagnosed in and around the world.…”
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“…Also, it leads to a high risk of deaths in middle-aged and elderly women, particularly in countries of western world [1]. In Middle East countries, at least one out of every eight women is expected to develop this type of cancer at some point in their lives [2][3][4]. In the year 2012, around 14.1 million breast cancer patients were diagnosed in and around the world.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the year 2012, around 14.1 million breast cancer patients were diagnosed in and around the world. With 8.2 million women dying as a result of the disease [2][3][4]. Early breast cancer detection and characterization has the potential to significantly improve treatment options and patient survival rate.…”
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confidence: 99%
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