Predicting Lung Cancer Risk Using Artificial Intelligence

This research proposes a method to accurately forecast the risk of lung cancer in its initial stages by the combination of medical diagnosis and artificial intelligence. Two distinct models are employed: a symptoms-based model utilizing linear regression, and VGG19, a component of CNNs is employed for the analysis of chest x-ray images. The objective of this dual-model approach is to improve comprehensiveness and precision in the early prediction of lung cancer risk. The JSRT and Chest Xray-14 datasets were utilized to train and validate the convolutional neural network (CNN). The Regression model was trained using the Survey Lung cancer Dataset. This initiative prioritizes user-friendliness, interpretability, and ethical considerations of healthcare AI. Initial positive results show that this combined approach has a lot of potential for early detection