Classification of white blood cell images using K-Medoids algorithm and comparison of accuracy in terms of CNN technique
In the proposed research, white blood cell images will be classified using the K-Medoids method and the CNN algorithm will be compared. There are 790 photos in the dataset-master image dataset, on which K-Medoids is used. For the categorization of white blood cell pictures, a Deep learning approach...
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description | In the proposed research, white blood cell images will be classified using the K-Medoids method and the CNN algorithm will be compared. There are 790 photos in the dataset-master image dataset, on which K-Medoids is used. For the categorization of white blood cell pictures, a Deep learning approach that compares Convolutional Neural Network with K- Medoids has been suggested and developed. It was determined that each group had a sample size of 27 people. The categorization of pictures of blood cells was examined and documented for its correctness and sensitivity. When compared to a Convolutional Neural Network, K-Medoids classified blood cell pictures with the highest accuracy (91.8 percent) and the lowest mean error (86.4 percent). The classifiers have a significant difference of 0.05. K-Medoids Algorithm outperforms Convolutional Neural Network in the classification of blood cell pictures, according to a new research. |
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