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Skin cancer classification is a complex and time-consuming task. Existing approaches use segmentation to improve accuracy and efficiency, but due to different sizes and shapes of lesions, segmentation is not a suitable approach. In this research study, we proposed an improved automated system based on hybrid and optimal feature selections. Firstly,...

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... architecture diagram in Figure 1 presents our methodology, dataset HAM10000 is highly imbalanced, so the first step is to balance the dataset using augmentation techniques. After the dataset is balanced, the augmented dataset is passed on to two different CNN models: Darknet53 and Inception V3. ...

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... Usma et al. [100] suggested a hybrid and optimal feature selection-based improved automated system. The whole experiment is done on HAM10000. ...
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... Figure 5 shows dermoscopic images, while Figure 6 displays clinical images from the skin cancer dataset. Branching out of skin cancer are skin tumors, which are chiefly responsible for the mortality rate once diagnosed with the same [17]. Skin tumors can be categorized into two types, namely melanoma and non-melanoma. ...
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