A Precise Prognosis Model for Breast Cancer Data by Comparing Supervised Algorithms
Ajni K Ajai, A. Anitha · 2021
According to global statistics, newer cancer cases and cancer-related deaths have become a significant public health problem. Breast cancer is a common familiar disease among women worldwide. The early diagnosis of breast cancer promotes the patients can significantly improve the chance of survival and receive timely clinical treatment. The high accurate classification of tumors can obviate the patients undergoing superfluous treatment. The cause of peculiar avails in critical features detection from complex breast cancer datasets is machine learning, widely recognized as the methodology in breast cancer classification and prediction. The breast cancer dataset classification and the prediction of cancer are the pretensions of this research work. Here bestow seven supervised algorithms and compared their metrics to finalize an accurate model. Spawned an exact prophetic model to fetch individual details of cancer patients from the extensive breast cancer data in a short time, especially the model proclaims whether the tumor is malignant or benign.