Angélica Quishpe-Usca, Stefany Cuenca-Dominguez, Araceli Arias-Viñansaca, Karen Bosmediano-Angos, Fernando Villalba-Meneses, Lenin Ramírez-Cando, Andrés Tirado-Espín, Carolina Cadena-Morejón, Diego Almeida-Galárraga, Cesar Guevara
Melanoma is the most aggressive and prevalent form of skin cancer globally, with a higher incidence in men and individuals with fair skin. Early detection of melanoma is essential for the successful treatment and prevention of metastasis. In this context, deep learning methods, distinguished by their ability to perform automated and detailed analysis, extracting melanoma-specific features, have emerged. These approaches excel in performing large-scale analysis, optimizing time, and providing accurate diagnoses, contributing to timely treatments compared to conventional diagnostic methods...
2024: PeerJ. Computer Science