Lung Cancer Detection: A Machine Learning Approach for Early Diagnosis

Lung cancer poses a significant health challenge, with early detection being crucial for better outcomes. Traditional diagnostic methods have limitations, leading to missed diagnoses. Machine learning offers promise in revolutionizing disease detection by leveraging data and advanced algorithms. This paper explores using machine learning for early lung cancer detection. Sophisticated algorithms enable accurate diagnostic systems, improving efficiency and scalability. Challenges like data quality and interpretability also need to be addressed. This study evaluates machine learning algorithms on real datasets to assess their effectiveness in clinical practice, contributing to the field of healthcare applications. We have found highest accuracy (96.77%), precision (98.33%), recall (98.33%) and F1-score (98.33%) in the Random Forest classifier.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceca63461.2024.10801119
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Lung Cancer Detection: A Machine Learning Approach for Early Diagnosis

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Lung Cancer Detection: A Machine Learning Approach for Early Diagnosis

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Abstract

Lung cancer poses a significant health challenge, with early detection being crucial for better outcomes. Traditional diagnostic methods have limitations, leading to missed diagnoses. Machine learning offers promise in revolutionizing disease detection by leveraging data and advanced algorithms. This paper explores using machine learning for early lung cancer detection. Sophisticated algorithms enable accurate diagnostic systems, improving efficiency and scalability. Challenges like data quality and interpretability also need to be addressed. This study evaluates machine learning algorithms on real datasets to assess their effectiveness in clinical practice, contributing to the field of healthcare applications. We have found highest accuracy (96.77%), precision (98.33%), recall (98.33%) and F1-score (98.33%) in the Random Forest classifier.

Graphic Era University (IN), National Institute of Technology Srinagar (IN)
Good health and well-being
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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