Breast cancer invasive carcinoma detection using deep convolution neural networks
Nallagorla Naga Sai Ramya, M. Shakthi Sree, R. Srija, R. A. Kalpana, M. Kiruthiga Devi, S. Meera · AIP conference proceedings · 2022
Breast cancer is among the most common causes of cancer death in women across the world.Invasive ductal carcinomas account for nearly Eighty percent of all breast cancers. Invasive ductal carcinoma may impact women of any age that becomes more likely as women get older. Early diagnosis improves the chances of getting the correct way therapy and surviving, but it's a time-consuming procedure that can lead to pathologist disputes. Computer-Aided Detection(CAD) systems have possibility for diagnosis of abnormalities and also improving accuracy. We devised a computational technique for classifying the histopathology cancer images using Deep CNN in this study. Eosin and Hematoxylin -Stained breast histology image dataset are used. Deep Neural Network Architectures and Random Forest classifiers are used.