2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-0308-0_5
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Detection of Lesion in Mammogram Images Using Differential Evolution Based Automatic Fuzzy Clustering

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“…In four levels of analysis, features are selected, and the best average classification rate in the fourth level of analysis by selecting 16 features out of 72 features is 89.47% [10]. The system presented by Srikrishna et al (2016) uses an accurate identification using differential evolution based on a fuzzy clustering algorithm to detect lesions in mammography images. The location of the lesion that the radiologist marked manually was compared with the lesion obtained automatically by the system.…”
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“…In four levels of analysis, features are selected, and the best average classification rate in the fourth level of analysis by selecting 16 features out of 72 features is 89.47% [10]. The system presented by Srikrishna et al (2016) uses an accurate identification using differential evolution based on a fuzzy clustering algorithm to detect lesions in mammography images. The location of the lesion that the radiologist marked manually was compared with the lesion obtained automatically by the system.…”
Section: Magenda Et Al (2015) Have Investigated the Classification Pe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The location of the lesion that the radiologist marked manually was compared with the lesion obtained automatically by the system. Segmentation with a fuzzy clustering-based differential evolution algorithm is close to the radiologist's actual marking and can be proposed for medical diagnosis [11]. The research by Zhang et al (2016) has developed a new method based on wavelet entropy energy and linear regression classification.…”
Section: Magenda Et Al (2015) Have Investigated the Classification Pe...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fuzzy logic, the problem is modeled as a group of "IF-THEN" rules, unlike the classical methods which model the problem by expressing complex mathematical relations. Fuzzy logic was utilized in various applications [1][2][3][4][5]]. When the efficiency of type-1 fuzzy (T1F) sets are approved in many research papers, Zadeh et al [3] presented the second series of fuzzy sets.…”
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confidence: 99%