A Novel Breast Cancer Detection and Classification Using Enhanced ANN Classification
P. Mathiyalagan, G. Kiruthiga, A. Rasmi, M. Vadivel, K.V. Mahalakshmi, T. S. Poornappriya · 2024
The second most prevalent and leading cause of cancer death is breast cancer, which is the most common malignancy among women. Because the causes of breast cancer are not fully known, there is currently no reliable technique to prevent it. In recent years, breast cancer has become a widespread condition among women. Over the past several years, the issue of breast tumour categorization has become a significant issue. This article offers logical reasoning for the order in which to identify malignant lesions, a significant development in the mammography diagnosis of breast cancer. As a result, we concentrate on studying and analysing cancer imaging, with a particular emphasis on breast cancer. Mammography produces and processes pictures that are used in breast cancer detection. Sensitivity, specificity, and classification accuracy are the metrics used to assess the experimental findings. Results of an improved ANN classifier for differentiating between normal and abnormal cases in pictures from applied advanced mammography.