Comparative Analysis of Deep Learning And Machine Learning Analysis For Kidney Tumor Analysis
A Yazhini, M. Kalpana Devi, M. Anitha, R. Praveena, Maheswari K Mol, Jinsha Lawrence · 2024
In order to lower death risks, provide the most effective course of treatment, and improve community healthcare, the majority of recent research has concentrated on examining prevalent illnesses in the population. One of the prevalent ailments that has impacted our society is kidney disease. Around the world, kidney tumors (KT) rank tenth in terms of frequency in both men and women. The organization of cancer is a problem that is attracting increasing attention in the domains of bioinformatics and computational biology. This study presents a comparative analysis of the latest developments in deep learning (DL) and machine learning (ML). While several methods have been proposed to tackle the cancer classification challenge, new research indicates that supervised and deep learning-based methods are the most effective. Healthcare has advanced as a result of the creation of numerous machine learning techniques for awareness evaluation in cancer categorization. It seems that there is a high requirement for the ongoing development of efficient categorization algorithms in order to handle the growth in healthcare applications. The comparative analysis of the proposed classification shows the accuracy as 0.92%.