A transfer learning with structured filter pruning approach for improved breast cancer classification on point-of-care devices
Abstract:
A significant progress has been made in automated medical diagnosis with the advent of deep learning methods in recent years. However, deploying a deep learning model for mobile and small-scale, low-cost devices is a major bottleneck. Further, breast cancer is more prevalent currently, and ductal carcinoma being its most common type. Although many machine/deep learning methods have already been investigated, still, there is a need for further improvement.
Publication: Computers in Biology and Medicine
Publisher: Science Direct
Authors: Tejalal Choudhary, Jagannathan Sarangapani
Anurag Goswami andKeywords: Deep learning, deep learning method, carcinoma
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