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Lung cancer is a disease in which healthy cells in the body gradually convert into tumour cells, resulting in a variety of medical issues. A standard dataset exists for lung cancer. With the rising incidence of lung cancer and the exponential growth of CT pictures, having a quick and effective way to evaluate CT scans can help physicians or surgeons develop an early treatment plan. In this research, two approaches are investigated for lung cancer prediction. One approach is based on training machine learning model on the features extracted from image processing techniques. And the other approach involves Artificial Intelligence models for lung cancer detection. Computed Tomography (CT) pictures are useful for determining the stage of lung cancer in a patient. As a result, CT images of the lung region are explored in this study by constructing a content-based image retrieval system using various machine learning and Artificial Intelligence techniques. For medical photos, texture analysis is critical. As a result, algorithms such as the K-Means clustering method and morphological operations such as erosion, dilation, and so on are used
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