SKIN CANCER IMAGE SEGMENTATION USING DEEP LEARNING
Mr. Nivas S1, Mr. Sarankumar N V2 , Mr. Vishwa M3,Mrs. Mohanapriya V4
1 UG Scholar, Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
2 UG Scholar, Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
3 UG Scholar, Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
4Assistant Professor, Electrical and Electronics Engineering & Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
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Abstract - Because skin cancer is a frequent and possibly lethal illness, early identification is crucial for surgical treatment. Personal dermatoscopy is crucial in the perception of skin cancer. Recent research on deep literacy techniques has shown astonishing success in automating the segmentation of skin lesions, assisting in the early diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer. This goal provides a summary of improvements in skin cancer image segmentation that are based on deep literacy. The goal of this project is to create a dependable and effective deep literacy frame for segmenting skin lesions from the dermoscopic image collection. Convolutional neural networks (CNNs), which are deep learning models that are incredibly effective at detecting daedal patterns in images, are used in the proposed model. The training data consists of a distinct collection of annotated dermoscopy images that contains nonidentical forms of skin cancer such as carcinoma, rudimentary cell melanoma, and scaled cell melanoma. To precisely describe the size of the skin abnormality, segmentation entails identifying the lesion boundaries. Transfer literacy is practiced, which entails using pre-trained convolutional neural network infrastructures, to improve the model's interpretation. Transfer literacy improves segmentation interpretation by using features discovered from large datasets.
Key Words: CNN, Skin cancer, Dermoscopic, Image segmentation, Network
