Lung Nodule Detection in X ray Images using Image Processing

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Lung Nodule Detection in X ray Images using Image Processing

Abstract

                 In this project, a novel procedure to apply deep learning techniques to medical image classification was proposed. With the increasing popularity of Chest X rays, fully manual diagnosis of lung nodules puts a burden on the radiologists who need to spend hours reading through Lund nodule images to identify regions of Interest (ROIs) to schedule follow-ups. Accurate computer-aided diagnosis of lung cancer can effectively reduce their workload and help train new radiologists. However, lung nodule detection is challenging because of the varying size, location, shape, and density of nodules. Many studies have approached this problem using image-processing techniques with the intention of developing an optimal set of features. Convolution neural network has demonstrated to learn discriminative visual features automatically and has beat many state-of-art algorithms in image-processing tasks, such as pattern recognition, object detection, segmentation, etc. In this report, we evaluate the feasibility of implementing deep learning algorithms for lung cancer diagnosis with the Lung Image Database Consortium (LIDC) database.. The performance of our best model is comparable with the state-of-art results in the lung nodule detection task. Lung Nodule Detection in X ray Images using Image Processing


System Analysis

   Existing Systems

  • Principal Component Analysis
  • DCT  and shape features
  • KNN and SVM classifier 

Drawbacks of Exisitng System

  • SVM is slow training for large feature sets.
  • Less accuracy in classification
  • Computational complexity is more than the other methods.

Proposed Method

  • DWT and GLCM Features
  • NN Classifier
  • K-means Clustering

 


Advantages

  • The segmentation algorithm Proves to be simple and effective
  • The greyscale Co-occurrence matrix performed well in NN
  • Better texture and edge representation 
  • Segmentation provides better clustering efficiency

 

Block Diagram 

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Hardware Requirements

  • system
  • 4 GB of RAM
  • 500 GB of Hard disk

Software Requirement

  • MATLAB 2014a

Lung Nodule Detection in X ray Images using Image Processing

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