Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification

High sensitivity and accuracy result in detection and classification improved the chances of survival for lung cancer patients significantly. To accomplish this goal, Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) system using the CNN deep learning method has been developed. In this study, we propose a modified Res...

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Main Authors: Sari, S., Soesanti, I., Setiawan, N.A.
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Published: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. 2021
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description High sensitivity and accuracy result in detection and classification improved the chances of survival for lung cancer patients significantly. To accomplish this goal, Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) system using the CNN deep learning method has been developed. In this study, we propose a modified ResNet50 architecture and transfer learning to classify lung cancer images into four classes. The modification of ResNet50 was to replace the last layer, which was a global average pooling layer with two layers, namely a flatten and dense layer. In addition, we also added a zero-padding layer to the feature extraction process. We obtained results from the modified ResNet50 architecture are 93.33 accuracy, 92.75 sensitivity, 93.75 precision, 93.25 F1-score, and 0.559 of AUC. In this study, we also compared the modified ResNet50 with two other deep learning architectures: EfficientNetB1 and AlexNet. We used Kaggle public datasets, which contain 899 for training and validation, and 97 for testing, and an image of a CT scan that had already been labeled and classified. From our work, the modified ResNet50 architecture is the best in classifying lung cancer images into four classes (adenocarcinoma, large carcinoma, normal and squamous carcinoma) compared to the other two architectures. © 2021 IEEE.
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spelling oai:generic.eprints.org:2812272023-11-10T03:03:29Z https://repository.ugm.ac.id/281227/ Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification Sari, S. Soesanti, I. Setiawan, N.A. Architectural Design Architecture Engineering High sensitivity and accuracy result in detection and classification improved the chances of survival for lung cancer patients significantly. To accomplish this goal, Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) system using the CNN deep learning method has been developed. In this study, we propose a modified ResNet50 architecture and transfer learning to classify lung cancer images into four classes. The modification of ResNet50 was to replace the last layer, which was a global average pooling layer with two layers, namely a flatten and dense layer. In addition, we also added a zero-padding layer to the feature extraction process. We obtained results from the modified ResNet50 architecture are 93.33 accuracy, 92.75 sensitivity, 93.75 precision, 93.25 F1-score, and 0.559 of AUC. In this study, we also compared the modified ResNet50 with two other deep learning architectures: EfficientNetB1 and AlexNet. We used Kaggle public datasets, which contain 899 for training and validation, and 97 for testing, and an image of a CT scan that had already been labeled and classified. From our work, the modified ResNet50 architecture is the best in classifying lung cancer images into four classes (adenocarcinoma, large carcinoma, normal and squamous carcinoma) compared to the other two architectures. © 2021 IEEE. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. 2021 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repository.ugm.ac.id/281227/1/Best_Performance_Comparative_Analysis_of_Architecture_Deep_Learning_on_CT_Images_for_Lung_Nodules_Classification.pdf Sari, S. and Soesanti, I. and Setiawan, N.A. (2021) Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification. In: International Conference. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9655872
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Setiawan, N.A.
Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title_full Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title_fullStr Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title_full_unstemmed Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title_short Best Performance Comparative Analysis of Architecture Deep Learning on CT Images for Lung Nodules Classification
title_sort best performance comparative analysis of architecture deep learning on ct images for lung nodules classification
topic Architectural Design
Architecture
Engineering
url https://repository.ugm.ac.id/281227/1/Best_Performance_Comparative_Analysis_of_Architecture_Deep_Learning_on_CT_Images_for_Lung_Nodules_Classification.pdf
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