A Breast Cancer Classifier based on a Combination of Case-Based Reasoning and Ontology Approach
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Breast cancer is the second most common form of cancer amongst females and also the fifth most cause of cancer deaths
worldwide. In case of this particular type of malignancy, early detection is the best form of cure and hence timely and accurate
diagnosis of the tumor is extremely vital. Extensive research has been carried out on automating the critical diagnosis procedure
as various machine learning algorithms have been developed to aid physicians in optimizing the decision task effectively.
In this research, we present a benign/malignant breast cancer classification model based on a combination of ontology and
case-based reasoning to effectively classify breast cancer tumors as either malignant or benign. This classification system
makes use of clinical data. Two CBR object-oriented frameworks based on ontology are used jCOLIBRI and myCBR. A breast
cancer diagnostic prototype is built. During prototyping, we examine the use and functionality of the two focused frameworks.
worldwide. In case of this particular type of malignancy, early detection is the best form of cure and hence timely and accurate
diagnosis of the tumor is extremely vital. Extensive research has been carried out on automating the critical diagnosis procedure
as various machine learning algorithms have been developed to aid physicians in optimizing the decision task effectively.
In this research, we present a benign/malignant breast cancer classification model based on a combination of ontology and
case-based reasoning to effectively classify breast cancer tumors as either malignant or benign. This classification system
makes use of clinical data. Two CBR object-oriented frameworks based on ontology are used jCOLIBRI and myCBR. A breast
cancer diagnostic prototype is built. During prototyping, we examine the use and functionality of the two focused frameworks.
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