Breast Cancer Classification using Tensorflow

Breast Cancer Classification using Tensorflow
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Utilizing a Deep Learning model with Transfer Learning using Inception v3, this project focuses on classifying breast cancer images as benign or malignant. The dataset comprises a total of 105 benign and 50 malignant training images, with a test accuracy of 73.3% and a validation accuracy of 86%. Through this approach, 4 images were correctly classified while 2 were misidentified, showcasing the potential of AI in medical diagnostics.

  • Breast Cancer
  • Classification
  • Tensorflow
  • Deep Learning
  • Transfer Learning

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  1. Breast Cancer Classification using Tensorflow SYED SHARJEELULLAH

  2. Deep Learning Model Transfer Learning with Inception v3 model An inception v3 model trained on Imagenet images A new top layer has been trained to recognize breast cancer images.

  3. DataSet Classification done between Benign and Malignant Total Benign training set:105 Total Malignant training set:50 Randomly 3 images of each type were used for testing

  4. Model Results Final test Accuracy = 73.3% Validation Accuracy= 86% In the random test 4 images were correctly classified 2 were incorrectly identified

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