Comparative Evaluation of Transfer Learning Models for Detecting Malignant Cells in Urinary Cytology

First time, we evaluated a large number of transfer learning models in urine cytology to detect malignant cells. All the models showed high sensitivity, specificity and accuracy. In addition, the ensemble learning technique with soft voting showed remarkable superior performance than individual top three transfer learning models. The techniques transfer learning and ensemble models have high potential to use in routine screening of urine.

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Cytopathology
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2026-02-23
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https://doi.org/10.1111/cyt.70061
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AI in cancer detection
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Comparative Evaluation of Transfer Learning Models for Detecting Malignant Cells in Urinary Cytology

Chandrasekaran Muralidaran, Pranab Dey
Cytopathology
AI in cancer detection
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Comparative Evaluation of Transfer Learning Models for Detecting Malignant Cells in Urinary Cytology

Chandrasekaran Muralidaran, Pranab Dey
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Abstract

First time, we evaluated a large number of transfer learning models in urine cytology to detect malignant cells. All the models showed high sensitivity, specificity and accuracy. In addition, the ensemble learning technique with soft voting showed remarkable superior performance than individual top three transfer learning models. The techniques transfer learning and ensemble models have high potential to use in routine screening of urine.

Cytopathology
Homi Bhabha National Institute (IN), Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
AI in cancer detection
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