Advancing Early Detection: CNN for Automated Blood Cancer Diagnosis and Anomaly Detection
V. Raji, Anburaman Seetharaman, Baskar Kasi, Sakthi Govindaraju, B Paarkavy · 2024
The evaluation and diagnosis of diseases related to blood cancer can be intricate and time-consuming. This complexity is compounded by the reliance on manual analyses employing techniques that consume a significant amount of time. Numerous methods have been created over the past ten years for the finding, analysis, and categorization of human blood cancer. The lack of methods or models that can automatically analyze human blood cells to detect the presence of cancer, however, is still a significant issue. The development of such a model holds the potential to enhance the early detection and prevention of these diseases, thereby facilitating more prompt medical diagnoses. In our ongoing research, we present our current endeavors in the creation of a Deeper with Convolutions Neural Network (DCNN) Learning Model capable of recognizing anomalies in blood cells. We employ a Hybrid Ensemble DCNN Learning technique for the identification of blood cancer. With accuracy rates surpassing 99%, this method is one of the most sophisticated deep learning models.