This research demonstrates enhanced tumor classification accuracy in MRI scans and skin lesions, suggesting improved early cancer detection.
Early detection of cancer is critical for effective treatment, particularly for aggressive malignancies like skin cancer and brain tumors. This research presents an integrated deep learning approach combining augmentation, segmentation, and classification techniques to identify diverse tumor types in skin lesions and brain MRI scans. Our method employs a fine-tuned InceptionV3 convolutional neural network trained on a multi-modal dataset comprising dermatoscopy images from the Human Against Machine archive and brain MRI scans from the ISIC 2023 repository. To address class imbalance, we implement advanced preprocessing and Generative Adversarial Network (GAN)-based augmentation. The model achieves 97% accuracy in classifying images across ten categories: seven skin cancer types, multiple brain tumor variants, and an “undefined” class. These results suggest clinical applicability for multi-cancer detection.
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