KLASIFIKASI TIPE SEL NORMAL/ABNORMAL BERDASARKAN CITRA PAP-SMEAR MENGGUNAKAN CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK
Authors
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Muhamad Fathurahman
Universitas YARSI
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Rachmadhani Ajeng Nurmufti
Universitas YARSI
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Elan Suherlan
Universitas YARSI
Keywords:
CNN, Klasifikasi, Sel, Neural Network, Pap-smearAbstract
The classification of cell types plays an essential role in monitoring the growth of cancer cells. One of the methods to determine the cancer type is to analyze the pap-smear images manually. Nevertheless, the manual analysis of pap-smear images by the expert has several limitations, such as time-consuming and prone to misdiagnosis. For reducing the risks, it requires the automatic classification of cell types based on pap-smear images. This study utilizes the convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures to automatically classify the cell type into two-class categories (normal/abnormal) based on three features. These features, such as the local binary pattern, gray level co-occurrence matrix, and shape features, are extracted from pap-smear images. This study shows the performance of CNN achieved the maximum accuracy of 99.98%, 100.0%, 99.78% in training, validation, and testing data. Our approach also outperforms the performance of the baseline methods.
Keywords : CNN, Classification, Cell, Neural Network, Pap-smear
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