Breast Cancer Classification via the Use of ML and DL: A Comprehensive Review
Ruvanshi Sarang, Vipul K. Dabhi, Arpit Shah · 2024
New and improved methods of diagnosis are needed because breast cancer is still the leading cancer-related killer worldwide. Updates to the methods used to categorize breast cancer have emerged because of recent advances in DL and ML. This review paper’s goal in conducting this research is to bring together existing breast cancer diagnostic and classification methods that make use of deep learning and machine learning techniques. We examine the many approaches, datasets, and performance indicators used in the industry and point out the pros and cons of each as part of the review paper. This review aims to thoroughly examine all the methods that are now in use, spot any trends, and propose new areas for research. This review helps researchers and practitioners understand the current state of breast cancer categorization by combining the findings of past research. Discuss recent advances in ML/DL techniques for improving classification, such as ensemble methods, transfer learning, or hybrid models. Additionally, propose the use of fine-tuning of hyperparameters or novel architectures to enhance classification.