Application of Data Mining Techniques in Biopsy Interpretation and Staging of Carcinoma Cancer Disease: A Case Study of Northeastern Nigeria


Authors : Ibrahim Hassan; Ahmed Haruna Dokoro; E. J. Garba; A. S. Ahmadu

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2607

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Abstract : This paper introduces an innovative framework tailored for carcinoma cancer staging in northeastern Nigeria, employing data mining techniques and machine learning algorithms, with analysis conducted using the WEKA toolkit. Given the challenges in healthcare systems, especially in cancer diagnosis and treatment, this study aims to enhance diagnostic precision thorough analysis of biopsy reports. By assessing Support Vector Machine (SVM) and decision tree algorithms using datasets from six tertiary health institutions, the framework demonstrates promising outcomes in accurately determining cancer malignancy stage. SVM exhibits high accuracies in staging breast and prostate cancer, while decision tree algorithms show notable accuracy rates in staging skin cancer. These results highlight the potential of machine learning in advancing cancer diagnosis and treatment planning, particularly in resource-constrained settings, and pave the way for the development of computer-aided diagnostic tools tailored for carcinoma cancer staging in northeastern Nigeria.

Keywords : Biopsy, Carcinoma Cancer, Data mining, Framework, Staging.

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This paper introduces an innovative framework tailored for carcinoma cancer staging in northeastern Nigeria, employing data mining techniques and machine learning algorithms, with analysis conducted using the WEKA toolkit. Given the challenges in healthcare systems, especially in cancer diagnosis and treatment, this study aims to enhance diagnostic precision thorough analysis of biopsy reports. By assessing Support Vector Machine (SVM) and decision tree algorithms using datasets from six tertiary health institutions, the framework demonstrates promising outcomes in accurately determining cancer malignancy stage. SVM exhibits high accuracies in staging breast and prostate cancer, while decision tree algorithms show notable accuracy rates in staging skin cancer. These results highlight the potential of machine learning in advancing cancer diagnosis and treatment planning, particularly in resource-constrained settings, and pave the way for the development of computer-aided diagnostic tools tailored for carcinoma cancer staging in northeastern Nigeria.

Keywords : Biopsy, Carcinoma Cancer, Data mining, Framework, Staging.

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