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Breast cancer detection through attention based feature integration...
by Sharada Gupta, Murundi N. Eshwarappa
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Breast cancer is detected by screening mammography
wherein X-rays are used to produce images of the breast.
Mammograms for screening can detect breast cancer early.
This research focuses on the challenges of using multi-
view mammography to diagnose breast cancer. By examining
numerous perspectives of an image, an attention-based
feature-integration mechanism (AFIM) model that
concentrates on local abnormal areas associated with
cancer and displays the essential features considered for
evaluation, analyzing cross-view data. This is segmented
into two views the bi-lateral attention module (BAM)
module integrates the left and right activation maps for
a similar projection is used to create a spatial
attention map that highlights the impact of asymmetries.
Here the module's focus is on data gathering through
medio-lateral oblique (MLO) and bilateral craniocaudal
(CC) for each breast to develop an attention module. The
proposed AFIM model generates using spatial attention
maps obtained from the identical image through other
breasts to identify bilaterally uneven areas and class
activation map (CAM) generated from two similar breast
images to emphasize the feature channels connected to a
single lesion in a breast. AFIM model may easily be
included in ResNet-style architectures to develop multi-
view classification models.
Date Published: 2024-12-02 08:53:40
Identifier: 43-23641
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