Optimal Deep Transfer Learning Model for Histopathological Breast Cancer Classification

Earlier recognition of breast cancer is crucial to decrease the severity and optimize the survival rate.One of the commonly utilized imaging modalities for breast cancer is histopathological images.Since manual inspection of histopathological images is a challenging task,automated tools using deep learning(DL)and artificial intelligence(AI)approaches need to be designed.The latest advances of DL models help in accomplishing maximum image classification performance in several application areas.In this view,this study develops a Deep Transfer Learning with Rider Optimization Algorithm for Histopathological Classification of Breast Cancer(DTLRO-HCBC)technique.The proposed DTLRO-HCBC technique aims to categorize the existence of breast cancer using histopathological images.To accomplish this,the DTLRO-HCBC technique undergoes pre-processing and data augmentation to increase quantitative analysis.Then,optimal SqueezeNet model is employed for feature extractor and the hyperparameter tuning process is carried out using the Adadelta optimizer.Finally,rider optimization with deep feed forward neural network(RO-DFFNN)technique was utilized employed for breast cancer classification.The RO algorithm is applied for optimally adjusting the weight and bias values of the DFFNN technique.For demonstrating the greater performance of the DTLRO-HCBC approach,a sequence of simulations were carried out and the outcomes reported its promising performance over the current state of art approaches.

Optimal Fusion-Based Handcrafted with Deep Features for Brain Cancer Classification

Brain cancer detection and classification is done utilizing distinct medical imaging modalities like computed tomography(CT),or magnetic resonance imaging(MRI).An automated brain cancer classification using computer aided diagnosis(CAD)models can be designed to assist radiologists.With the recent advancement in computer vision(CV)and deep learning(DL)models,it is possible to automatically detect the tumor from images using a computer-aided design.This study focuses on the design of automated Henry Gas Solubility Optimization with Fusion of Handcrafted and Deep Features(HGSO-FHDF)technique for brain cancer classification.The proposed HGSO-FHDF technique aims for detecting and classifying different stages of brain tumors.The proposed HGSO-FHDF technique involves Gabor filtering(GF)technique for removing the noise and enhancing the quality of MRI images.In addition,Tsallis entropy based image segmentation approach is applied to determine injured brain regions in the MRI image.Moreover,a fusion of handcrafted with deep features using Residual Network(ResNet)is utilized as feature extractors.Finally,HGSO algorithm with kernel extreme learning machine(KELM)model was utilized for identifying the presence of brain tumors.For examining the enhanced brain tumor classification performance,a comprehensive set of simulations take place on the BRATS 2015 dataset.

Optimal Deep Transfer Learning Based Colorectal Cancer Detection and Classification Model

Colorectal carcinoma(CRC)is one such dispersed cancer globally and also prominent one in causing cancer-based death.Conventionally,pathologists execute CRC diagnosis through visible scrutinizing under the microscope the resected tissue samples,stained and fixed through Haematoxylin and Eosin(H&E).The advancement of graphical processing systems has resulted in high potentiality for deep learning(DL)techniques in interpretating visual anatomy from high resolution medical images.This study develops a slime mould algorithm with deep transfer learning enabled colorectal cancer detection and classification(SMADTL-CCDC)algorithm.The presented SMADTL-CCDC technique intends to appropriately recognize the occurrence of colorectal cancer.To accomplish this,the SMADTLCCDC model initially undergoes pre-processing to improve the input image quality.In addition,a dense-EfficientNet technique was employed to extract feature vectors from the pre-processed images.Moreover,SMA with Discrete Hopfield neural network(DHNN)method was applied for the recognition and classification of colorectal cancer.The utilization of SMA assists in appropriately selecting the parameters involved in the DHNN approach.A wide range of experiments was implemented on benchmark datasets to assess the classification performance.A comprehensive comparative study highlighted the better performance of the SMADTL-CDC model over the recent approaches.