Title of article :
Breast Microcalcification Diagnosis Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network from Digital Mammograms
Author/Authors :
Cai, Hongmin School of Computer Science and Engineering - South China University of Technology - Guangzhou, China , Huang, Qinjian School of Computer Science and Engineering - South China University of Technology - Guangzhou, China , Rong, Wentao School of Computer Science and Engineering - South China University of Technology - Guangzhou, China , Song, Yan School of Computer Science and Engineering - South China University of Technology - Guangzhou, China , Li, Jiao Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center - State Key Laboratory of Oncology in South China - Collaborative Innovation Center for Cancer Medicine - Guangzhou - Guangdong, China , Wang, Jinhua Shenzhen Hospital of Southern Medical University - Shenzhen - Guangdong, China , Chen, Jiazhou School of Computer Science and Engineering - South China University of Technology - Guangzhou, China , Li, Li Sun Yat-sen University Cancer Center - State Key Laboratory of Oncology in South China - Collaborative Innovation Center for Cancer Medicine - Guangzhou - Guangdong, China
Pages :
10
From page :
1
To page :
10
Abstract :
Mammography is successfully used as an effective screening tool for cancer diagnosis. A calcification cluster on mammography is a primary sign of cancer. Early researches have proved the diagnostic value of the calcification, yet their performance is highly dependent on handcrafted image descriptors. Characterizing the calcification mammography in an automatic and robust way remains a challenge. In this paper, the calcification was characterized by descriptors obtained from deep learning and handcrafted descriptors. We compared the performances of different image feature sets on digital mammograms. (e feature sets included the deep features alone, the handcrafted features, their combination, and the filtered deep features. Experimental results have demonstrated that the deep features outperform handcrafted features, but the handcrafted features can provide complementary information for deep features. We achieved a classification precision of 89.32% and sensitivity of 86.89% using the filtered deep features, which is the best performance among all the feature sets.
Keywords :
Microcalcification , Deep , Mammograms , MCs
Journal title :
Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine
Serial Year :
2019
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Record number :
2611886
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