Classification of Skin Lesions into Seven Classes Using Transfer Learning with AlexNet

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2020
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Journal: Journal of Digital Imaging springer Volume:
Keywords : Classification , Skin Lesions into Seven Classes    
Abstract:
Melanoma is deadly skin cancer. There is a high similarity between different kinds of skin lesions, which lead to incorrect classification. Accurate classification of a skin lesion in its early stages saves human life. In this paper, a high
   
     
 
       

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