2023
DOI: 10.12694/scpe.v24i3.2241
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Analysis, Prediction and Classification of Skin Cancer using Artificial Intelligence - A Brief Study and Review

Madhavi Latha Pandala,
S. Periyanayagi

Abstract: World Health Organization (WHO) records that skin cancer has vigorously affected people in recent decades. Worldwide, many people are affected by skin cancer, and its affected count will increase yearly. Hence, skin cancer has become a threatening disease. Skin cancer prediction at an earlier time is becoming the higher priority and most challenging task worldwide. A computer-based diagnosis is needed to perform the automatic prognosis of skin cancer. It assists dermatologists in many ways, including the predi… Show more

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“…The machine learning model is not suitable for every type of data. A specific machine learning model is of high significance because it determines the output (results). , Therefore, Lazy Predict (a Python-based code) is used to test around 40 machine learning models . For this analysis, the data set is divided into a 70:30% train:test ratio.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The machine learning model is not suitable for every type of data. A specific machine learning model is of high significance because it determines the output (results). , Therefore, Lazy Predict (a Python-based code) is used to test around 40 machine learning models . For this analysis, the data set is divided into a 70:30% train:test ratio.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%