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Feature Extraction and Analysis of Breast Cancer Specimen
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The breast cancer recognition technique is suggested through image processing and prevention by controlling p53 gene mutation to some greater extent and further pathological test, if necessary is suggested.Abstract:
In this paper, we propose a method to identify abnormal growth of cells in breast tissue and suggest further pathological test, if necessary. We compare normal breast tissue with malignant invasive breast tissue by a series of image processing steps. Normal ductal epithelial cells and ductal / lobular invasive carcinogenic cells also consider for comparison here in this paper. In fact, features of cancerous breast tissue (invasive) are extracted and analyses with normal breast tissue. We also suggest the breast cancer recognition technique through image processing and prevention by controlling p53 gene mutation to some greater extent.read more
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Abnormal gastric cell segmentation based on shape using morphological operations
TL;DR: It is shown that it is possible to automatically recognize and differentiate images with normal and abnormal cells, and an image analysis framework to automatically recognizing and distinguished between normal gastric and gastric adenocarcinoma cells is introduced.
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