A comparative study of convolutional neural network features for detecting breast cancer
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Breast cancer is the most deadly type of cancer among women survival rate of which can be increased with early diagnosis treatment. A computer-aided diagnostic as an auxiliary system in field can automatically detect abnormalities without wisdom of radiologists. The aim of this thesis is directly the detection of breast cancer by applying a deep learning due to their great achievements in the classification of picture-based objects.The data that is included 322 mammography images is used to classify the tumor by applying a new breed of deep learning algorithms- convolutional neural networks (CNNs).Compared with the CNNs in detection of breast cancer, the proposed methods out performs AlexNet by 48.2% , VGG16 by 72.2% ,ResNet50 by 65.3% , NasNet by 65.3% and Inception ResNetV2 by 60% in terms of accuracy rate. A well-designed convolutional neural network, as a promising technique for breast cancer systems, will certainly play more efficient role in existing systems.
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Kemalcan Bora
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Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University
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Kemalcan Bora (Master Thesis). A comparative study of convolutional neural network features for detecting breast cancer, 2019, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.
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