Detection of tumor in mammographic images by hierarchy of block's features

Vu, Hoai Nam; Le, Minh Dong; Nguyen, Duc V.; Nguyễn, Tiến Dũng; Truong, Q. D.

doi:10.1109/icdsp.2014.6900685

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“…The number of detected ROI is 1000 [11]. For each ROI, BDIP and basic features are calculated at n level.…”

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Fusion of Random Projection, Multi-Resolution Features and Distance Weighted K Nearest Neighbor for Masses Detection in Mammographic Images

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<p>Breast cancer is the top cancer in women both in the developed and the developing world. For early detection of the disease, mammography is still the most effective method beside ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging. Computer Aided Detection systems have been developed to aid radiologists in diagnosing breast cancer. Different methods were proposed to overcome the main drawback of producing large number of False Positives. In this paper, we presented a novel method for masses detection in mammograms. To describe masses, multi-resolution features were utilized. In feature extraction step, we calculated multi-resolution Block Difference Inverse Probability features and multi-resolution statistical features. Once the descriptors were extracted, we deployed random projection and distance weighted K Nearest Neighbor to classify the detected masses. The result is quite sanguine with sensitivity, false positive reduction and time for carrying out the algorithm</p>

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“…The number of detected ROI is 1000 [11]. For each ROI, BDIP and basic features are calculated at n level.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The radiologists should focus their attention to these extracted regions. The steps of this procedure are fully described in [11].…”

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confidence: 99%

Fusion of Random Projection, Multi-Resolution Features and Distance Weighted K Nearest Neighbor for Masses Detection in Mammographic Images

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Detection of tumor in mammographic images by hierarchy of block's features

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Fusion of Random Projection, Multi-Resolution Features and Distance Weighted K Nearest Neighbor for Masses Detection in Mammographic Images

Fusion of Random Projection, Multi-Resolution Features and Distance Weighted K Nearest Neighbor for Masses Detection in Mammographic Images

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