AI-Powered Solution for Improving Diagnostic Accuracy in Breast Cancer Prediction

Breast Cancer, which influences about 12% of women global during their lifetime, stays a major reason of mortality among girls, highlighting the want of early and correct prognosis. Modern-day diagnostic methods face worrying conditions consisting of human errors, variability in expertise, and constrained utilization of diverse affected person records, principal to ignored or no longer on time diagnoses. Small datasets can lead to biased or over fitted models that may perform well in controlled environments but struggle to generalize to larger, more diverse populations. To address these challenges, we extend validation efforts to significantly larger and more diverse datasets. An AI-powered solution can beautify diagnostic accuracy through integrating clinical imaging, pathology, and clinical statistics, presenting dependable and actionable insights. This system proposed CNN for breast cancer prediction due to the fact it could routinely extract and examine complex features from scientific photographs, supplying excessive accuracy in detecting and classifying abnormalities. Doing so will ensure that the predictive models are not only accurate but also reliable across different clinical settings and patient populations.

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International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)
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2025-03-15
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https://doi.org/10.47392/irjaeh.2025.0067
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AI in cancer detection
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AI-Powered Solution for Improving Diagnostic Accuracy in Breast Cancer Prediction

R. Aswini, S. Vidhya, S Athilakshmi, U Krithikadevi
International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)
AI in cancer detection
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AI-Powered Solution for Improving Diagnostic Accuracy in Breast Cancer Prediction

R. Aswini, S. Vidhya, S Athilakshmi, U Krithikadevi
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Breast Cancer, which influences about 12% of women global during their lifetime, stays a major reason of mortality among girls, highlighting the want of early and correct prognosis. Modern-day diagnostic methods face worrying conditions consisting of human errors, variability in expertise, and constrained utilization of diverse affected person records, principal to ignored or no longer on time diagnoses. Small datasets can lead to biased or over fitted models that may perform well in controlled environments but struggle to generalize to larger, more diverse populations. To address these challenges, we extend validation efforts to significantly larger and more diverse datasets. An AI-powered solution can beautify diagnostic accuracy through integrating clinical imaging, pathology, and clinical statistics, presenting dependable and actionable insights. This system proposed CNN for breast cancer prediction due to the fact it could routinely extract and examine complex features from scientific photographs, supplying excessive accuracy in detecting and classifying abnormalities. Doing so will ensure that the predictive models are not only accurate but also reliable across different clinical settings and patient populations.

International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)Vol. 3(03)
Madurai Kamaraj University (IN), Solamalai College of Engineering
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AI in cancer detection
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