A System for Classification of Skin Lesions in Dermoscopic Images
Keywords:
Melanoma, Best-fit ellipse, Active contourAbstract
Melanoma is a leading cause of skin cancer. It spreads through metastasis in the body and can affect the whole skin surface. Most of the skin cancers initiate with the formation of skin lesions on the skin surface. If the type of skin lesion is diagnosed properly at an early stage, then the chances of survival can be increased. This project aims at classifying the skin lesion into benign and melanoma.
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