Identification of Uterine Cervical Cancer Using CNN Compared to ANFIS Approach on MRI Images
B. Hemalatha, B. Karthik, Deepa V. Jose · 2024
An MRI scan is used to identify cancer early on. Using the Magnetic Resonance Imaging method, doctors examine the internal organs and tissues of the body. Compared to CT, MRI images provide better soft tissue contrast. Numerous cancer cell types include breast, bladder, kidney, colorectal, oral, and oropharyngeal. Compared to CT, MRI images provide better soft tissue contrast. Numerous cancer cell types include those of the breast, bladder, kidney, colorectal, oral, and oropharyngeal. For women over thirty, it will occur. This research study aims to confirm the early onset of cervical cancer (CC). The suggested system's input consists of MRI images. Python is the programming language used for implementation.