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Optimised EfficientNet for multi-class skin cancer diagnosis: integrating chaotic grey wolf algorithms (Record no. 131787)

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Personal name P. Rama
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Title Optimised EfficientNet for multi-class skin cancer diagnosis: integrating chaotic grey wolf algorithms
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Summary, etc. biblio.abstract The detection of skin cancer holds paramount importance worldwide due to its impact on global health.<br/>While deep convolutional neural networks (DCNNs)<br/>have shown potential in this domain, current approaches often struggle with fine-grained variability in<br/>skin lesion features, imbalanced datasets and inadequate<br/>augmentation. The objectives of our study encompass<br/>building a model that not only enhances accuracy but<br/>also reduces training time and cost, improves dimensionality reduction during classification and segmentation, and is evaluated on larger datasets for robustness.<br/>We enhance the learning process using an improved<br/>nature-inspired optimisation algorithm tailored specifically for skin cancer classification tasks. This algorithm<br/>optimises model parameters to maximise classification<br/>accuracy while minimising computational overhead.<br/>Our proposed architecture leverages a gold standard<br/>dermatological image dataset meticulously curated and<br/>validated by experts. This dataset spans eight distinct<br/>classes, including actinic keratosis, basal cell carcinoma, melanoma, nevus, and others, ensuring a diverse<br/>representation of skin conditions. The balanced class distribution in the training and test sets enables fair evaluation and robustness assessment of our deep learning<br/>models. The developed algorithm showcases novelty in its<br/>approach, contributing to advancements in early skin<br/>cancer detection technologies. This study introduces an<br/>optimised deep learning model designed for the early<br/>detection of skin cancer, achieving a notable accuracy of<br/>97.48%. Our study aims to contribute significantly to the<br/>medical field by providing a reliable and efficient tool<br/>for dermatologists and healthcare practitioners to assist<br/>in diagnosing skin conditions accurately and promptly,<br/>ultimately improving patient outcomes and healthcare<br/>efficiency.
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Subject <a href="Actinic keratosis">Actinic keratosis</a>
-- <a href="skin cancer detection">skin cancer detection</a>
-- <a href="segmentation">segmentation</a>
-- <a href=" deep convolutional neural networks"> deep convolutional neural networks</a>
-- <a href="classification">classification</a>
-- <a href="basal cell carcinoma">basal cell carcinoma</a>
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     SNDT Juhu SNDT Juhu 24/06/2025   JP672.9 24/06/2025 24/06/2025 Journal Article