Innovating Skin Cancer Detection with Transfer Learning, Feature Fusion, Efficient Data Management, Data Augmentation and Interdisciplinary Expertise for Better Outcomes
Mirac Turanli,
MUSA CIM
Abstract:There is a growing acceptance of the use ofArtificial Intelligence (AI) in the use of healthcare,including in dermatology.AI is better at recognizingimages and learning patterns and due to this, i hasgrown into a powerful tool that can sometimes be moreaccurate than people and this has been demonstratedin recent studies showcasing the potential of AI.According to the World Cancer Research FundInternational, the global incidence of skin cancer maybe lesser than it is because of the challenges in datacollection,… Show more
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