Cloud-Enhanced Transfer Learning Framework for Medical Image Analysis: Advancing Diagnostic Speed and Accuracy in Healthcare

When it comes to medical image analysis, problems arise due to the scarce amount of data and computational resources in medical environments. This is because, as earlier stated, cloud settings demand efficient models capable of delivering more reliable diagnostic results without straining the cloud's computing resources. In this work, we presented a transfer learning based on DenseNet-201 as well ResNet-152 architectures with a new large dataset containing 15,000 medical images of different modality. By utilizing the distributed cloud computing and hypermeters precision strategy, the proposed model was found to have 95.8 % of accuracy, 94.2% sensitivity, and 96.3%specificity. It also reduced the processing time by sixty-eight percent over standard methods across the facilities. Five different datasets validated the proposed approach, achieving an external accuracy of 92.4%, indicating improved generalization performance. The enhancement of accuracy to approximately 90% and the reduction in required computation demonstrate its feasibility for extensive clinical applications on the cloud, spanning across hospitals.