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A Novel Approach on Tongue Images for Early Diagnosis of Breast Cancer and Lung Tumor

Journal: International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Research (IJSER) (Vol.7, No. 1)

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Page : 41-44

Keywords : tongue sub-lingual veins color and geometry features cancer detection statistical pattern recognition medical biometrics;

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Abstract

Metastatic carcinoma may be a sickness of early carcinoma that typically happens many years when the first carcinoma. carcinoma is that the most typical cancer among Iranian girls. consistent with the new statistics in Persia 6160 carcinomas square measure diagnosed within the country annually and 1063 cases result in death.Among all cancers, respiratory organ and breast may be attributed to an oversized variety of deaths worldwide. Given the assorted inconveniences and risks related to ancient diagnostic strategies, economical non-invasive detection approaches victimisation computerised strategies square measure required. With recent advances in medical biometry, notably specializing in the analysis of facial and tongue pictures to notice varied diseases, there's a scarcity of studies in tongue sub-lingual veins. Therefore, this paper can analyze tongue sub-lingual veins so as to tell apart people who square measure healthy from people who have cancer (either respiratory organ or breast). Tongue sub-lingual veins square measure initial captured employing a unambiguously designed device. Segmentation is then disbursed to separate the vein foreground pixels from its background. This facilitates feature extraction within the variety of color and pure mathematics. As for the last step, classification is performed. Experimental results on a dataset consisting of 628 healthy samples, eighty one samples with carcinoma, and 147 with carcinoma yielded a mean accuracy of eighty two.07% at healthy vs. carcinoma, and 79.23% at healthy vs. breast cancer, proving the effectiveness of the projected technique.

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