Authors :
MUTONI Grace
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April
Google Scholar :
https://tinyurl.com/yc684dpy
Scribd :
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2605
Abstract :
Lung cancer remains a major public health
concern, demanding accurate and timely detection for
improved patient outcomes. Deep learning algorithms have
demonstrated remarkable potential in various medical
applications in the past few years, including lung cancer
detection. This study evaluates the effectiveness of deep
learning algorithms for detecting lung cancer using diverse
datasets of lung cancer images, including X- rays and CT
scans. The results, characterized by high sensitivity and
accuracy, were achieved using Convolutional Neural
Networks (CNNs) that were employed. Overall, deep
learning algorithms show great potential in revolutionizing
lung cancer detection, leading to improved patient
outcomes and early intervention. However, interpretability
and trust in AI models remain concerns that medical
settings need to address. Keras was chosen as the
development tool due to its efficiency in quickly executing
tasks. After conducting a comprehensive literature review,
the study culminated in suggestions for advancing research
and integrating findings into clinical applications.
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Lung cancer remains a major public health
concern, demanding accurate and timely detection for
improved patient outcomes. Deep learning algorithms have
demonstrated remarkable potential in various medical
applications in the past few years, including lung cancer
detection. This study evaluates the effectiveness of deep
learning algorithms for detecting lung cancer using diverse
datasets of lung cancer images, including X- rays and CT
scans. The results, characterized by high sensitivity and
accuracy, were achieved using Convolutional Neural
Networks (CNNs) that were employed. Overall, deep
learning algorithms show great potential in revolutionizing
lung cancer detection, leading to improved patient
outcomes and early intervention. However, interpretability
and trust in AI models remain concerns that medical
settings need to address. Keras was chosen as the
development tool due to its efficiency in quickly executing
tasks. After conducting a comprehensive literature review,
the study culminated in suggestions for advancing research
and integrating findings into clinical applications.