Multi-View Combination using Mutual Information and 3‐D Euclidean Distance for Breast Cancer Classification

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Orawan Chunhapran
Duangjai Noolek
Parinda Labcharoenwongs
Parinda Labcharoenwongs
Tongjai Yampaka

Abstract

The most popular method of early breast cancer detection is mammography, which uses two views: the Medio Lateral Oblique (MLO) and the Cranio Caudal (CC). In practice, experienced radiologists interpret both mammography views in order to categorize them as normal or abnormal. However, human error has been found in classification. This study proposes multi-view combination using mutual information and 3‐D Euclidean distance for breast cancer classification. The public dataset Breast Cancer Digital Repository (BCDR) including 600 CC-view and 600 MLO-view was used in this study. Our method divides into five steps. First, pre-training with deep convolutional network was used to extract the significant feature. Second, principal component analysis (PCA) was simultaneously computed the principal components. Third, mutual information (MI) was measured the mutual dependence between components and class label for selecting the best component group. Fourth, 3‐dimensional Euclidean distance merging was established to merge both views. Finally, the support vector machine was performed to classify breast lesion in normal, benign or malignant. The model accuracy is 99.33%, and AUC is 0.98. The results demonstrate that the performance of our strategy is more improved when compared with other combination studies.

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