Classification of Breast Cancer using Histology images: Handcrafted and Pre-Trained Features Based Approach
Jyoti Umesh Kundale, Sudhir Dhage · IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering · 2021
Abstract Breast cancer has become a critical disease in women. The number of patients with breast cancer is quite high in India. It is of paramount importance to detect the disease in advance. Digital histopathology is one of the most advanced techniques for detection using machine learning. Artificial intelligence is going to be like a sunrise in the field of medicine. Deep neural networks have been successfully applied to the problem under consideration in the past. As, we know the feature extraction is one of the essential and crucial steps in case of classification. In this paper, we compare two approaches, first is feature extraction using traditional Handcrafted based and other is Transfer Learning based model (Pre-trained) for multiclass classification of Breast Cancer using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) as a classifier. The models are trained using handcrafted features like Seeped Up Robust Features (SURF) and Dense Scale Invariant Feature Transform (DSIFT) techniques, later these extracted features are encoded by Locality Constrained Linear Coding method (LLC). In pre-trained model we have used VGG16, VGG19, ResNet50, GoogLeNet for feature extraction. The maximum accuracy for “SURF+CNN” is 92.88% for Handcrafted feature and in case of Pre-trained “GoogLeNet+ CNN” model gives 94%, both for 400X magnification factor.