Improved Breast Tumor Detection and Classification with Advanced Segmentation and Morphology

The breast tumor is one of the furthermost well-known types of cancer disease that is expanding worldwide and consistently contributing to a high mortality rate. It has approx. up to ninety percent chance of survival, if we found in the primary stages of tumor. The common of cases are discovered at a progressive stage, primarily due to the lengthy referral process for breast cancer specialists and the lack of public awareness of the symptoms. For the early stage recognition and handling continue to be the most effective interpolations in improving results for breast cancer, the development of harmonizing vision-based machineries. It can recognize probable malignant high-quality breast tumor diseases that transfer the hazard of emergent cancer presents major forecasts for the breast screening progression. In this paper, preserve the MRI images prominent to preprocessing of mages then extract the features and edge details, Theafter based on a segmentation and morphological algorithm find the tumor region. Identify the breast tumor using segmentation and morphological processing with this method detect in the early stages. Tumors in these images could be identified using this algorithm. Even when pre-processing is applied to images, it results in over-segmentation. Also find the Cross-Correlation and normalized Cross Correlation values based on classification technique.

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2025-03-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdt63985.2025.10986605
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AI in cancer detection
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Improved Breast Tumor Detection and Classification with Advanced Segmentation and Morphology

Rajeev Ranjan, Smriti Sahu, Piyush Charan, Mahesh K. Singh
AI in cancer detection
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Improved Breast Tumor Detection and Classification with Advanced Segmentation and Morphology

Rajeev Ranjan, Smriti Sahu, Piyush Charan, Mahesh K. Singh
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Abstract

The breast tumor is one of the furthermost well-known types of cancer disease that is expanding worldwide and consistently contributing to a high mortality rate. It has approx. up to ninety percent chance of survival, if we found in the primary stages of tumor. The common of cases are discovered at a progressive stage, primarily due to the lengthy referral process for breast cancer specialists and the lack of public awareness of the symptoms. For the early stage recognition and handling continue to be the most effective interpolations in improving results for breast cancer, the development of harmonizing vision-based machineries. It can recognize probable malignant high-quality breast tumor diseases that transfer the hazard of emergent cancer presents major forecasts for the breast screening progression. In this paper, preserve the MRI images prominent to preprocessing of mages then extract the features and edge details, Theafter based on a segmentation and morphological algorithm find the tumor region. Identify the breast tumor using segmentation and morphological processing with this method detect in the early stages. Tumors in these images could be identified using this algorithm. Even when pre-processing is applied to images, it results in over-segmentation. Also find the Cross-Correlation and normalized Cross Correlation values based on classification technique.

Chandigarh University (IN), Aditya Birla (India) (IN), Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (IN)
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