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DNA MICROARRAY FOR CANCER CLASSIFICATION USINGDEEP LEARNING

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B Shyamala Gowri , S Bhuvaneshwari, A Abirami, R Dilli Rani , K N Anirudh and S Keerthi Shree
» doi: 10.31838/ecb/2023.12.s1.168

Abstract

The major cause of death has always been seen as cancer. The challenge is figuring it out as soon as possible. The possibility of preserving them decreases as the stage rises. Microarray gene-based expression profiling technology is one of the most useful methods for managing cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. The expression of genetic data generally gets tens of thousands of genes for each data point (example). Examining the level of expression of genes using DNA microarray. The area of genetic studies is currently experiencing a surge in interest in technology for a specific organism. Applications for microarray studies in the medical profession include illness prediction and diagnosis, cancer research, and many more. Genetic selection is one of the best ways to deal with this problem. Deep learning is based on neural networks and is a subset of automated learning. The information has been pulled from the vast knowledge of the raw data, which is doing the discriminating and putting it into a framework that people can readily understand. Here, deep learning's primary task is to forecast illnesses. The hidden data sets and models in the medical domain must be extracted in order to obtain the medical data required for learning.

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