DETECTION OF LIVER CANCER DISEASE USING MICROSCOPIC IMAGES
Gururaj L. Kulkarni, Sanjeev S. Sannakki, Vijay S. Rajpurohit · Journal of Tianjin University Science and Technology · 2022
The detection of liver cancer in its early stages is very difficult and more time-consuming. The proposed system collects microscopic images as input from the patients and preprocesses them to extract features. Once the feature extraction stage is completed the classification of the image needs to be done on them. The proposed system uses the classifier support vector machine (SVM) technique to classify the images into their respective classes. The classifier in the proposed system uses the normal approach of classification i.e., a classifier has normally two stages one is training and then testing. Each of these classifiers goes through both stages. Firstly, the training stage involves the system learning about the images and their respective category which is already known from the expert advice. In this way, a series of images are given in the form of input with their actual category. The classifier learns from this and then in the testing phase a new image is given for classification to the system. The system uses the prior knowledge that it has learned during the training phase to predict the category for the image.