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I am working on a skin disease classification problem where I have successfully created a classifier ( TensorFlow + Keras ) which can classify images of two skin diseases.
The sample image needs to be classified in this manner :
- Whether the sample is an image of the skin.
- Does the skin have any two of the diseases ( Melanoma or Psoriasis )
- If a disease is found, to which class does it belong (CLASS1: Melanoma or CLASS2: Psoriasis
How can create Classifiers which could carry out the following tasks?
Do I need the image localization or CNNs or something like YoLo?
What steps should I implement?
I have created a classifier ( with an accuracy of 96% ) which can classify an image of the two diseases efficiently. But it can't detect the presence of the disease ( Step 2 in the above task list ).
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I am working on a skin disease classification problem where I have successfully created a classifier ( TensorFlow + Keras ) which can classify images of two skin diseases.
The sample image needs to be classified in this manner :
- Whether the sample is an image of the skin.
- Does the skin have any two of the diseases ( Melanoma or Psoriasis )
- If a disease is found, to which class does it belong (CLASS1: Melanoma or CLASS2: Psoriasis
How can create Classifiers which could carry out the following tasks?
Do I need the image localization or CNNs or something like YoLo?
What steps should I implement?
I have created a classifier ( with an accuracy of 96% ) which can classify an image of the two diseases efficiently. But it can't detect the presence of the disease ( Step 2 in the above task list ).
classification keras tensorflow image-classification
asked 1 hour ago
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
38118
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I am working on a skin disease classification problem where I have successfully created a classifier ( TensorFlow + Keras ) which can classify images of two skin diseases.
The sample image needs to be classified in this manner :
- Whether the sample is an image of the skin.
- Does the skin have any two of the diseases ( Melanoma or Psoriasis )
- If a disease is found, to which class does it belong (CLASS1: Melanoma or CLASS2: Psoriasis
How can create Classifiers which could carry out the following tasks?
Do I need the image localization or CNNs or something like YoLo?
What steps should I implement?
I have created a classifier ( with an accuracy of 96% ) which can classify an image of the two diseases efficiently. But it can't detect the presence of the disease ( Step 2 in the above task list ).
classification keras tensorflow image-classification
asked 1 hour ago
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
38118
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I am working on a skin disease classification problem where I have successfully created a classifier ( TensorFlow + Keras ) which can classify images of two skin diseases.
The sample image needs to be classified in this manner :
- Whether the sample is an image of the skin.
- Does the skin have any two of the diseases ( Melanoma or Psoriasis )
- If a disease is found, to which class does it belong (CLASS1: Melanoma or CLASS2: Psoriasis
How can create Classifiers which could carry out the following tasks?
Do I need the image localization or CNNs or something like YoLo?
What steps should I implement?
I have created a classifier ( with an accuracy of 96% ) which can classify an image of the two diseases efficiently. But it can't detect the presence of the disease ( Step 2 in the above task list ).
classification keras tensorflow image-classification
classification keras tensorflow image-classification
asked 1 hour ago
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
38118
asked 1 hour ago
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
38118
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Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
38118
asked 1 hour ago
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38118
asked 1 hour ago
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You have to have sample tissues from skins with Melanoma, Psoriasis and Healthy Skins.
As is understood in the question, you developed a solution which can distinguish with 96% accuracy between melanoma and psoriasis. You are missing from the possibility of distinguish between sick and healthy skins.
The model you are looking for is a multiclass classification. Where CLASS3: Healthy skin.
You are doing ok so far, you just need to include this category and images of healthy skins in your model.
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You have to have sample tissues from skins with Melanoma, Psoriasis and Healthy Skins.
As is understood in the question, you developed a solution which can distinguish with 96% accuracy between melanoma and psoriasis. You are missing from the possibility of distinguish between sick and healthy skins.
The model you are looking for is a multiclass classification. Where CLASS3: Healthy skin.
You are doing ok so far, you just need to include this category and images of healthy skins in your model.
answered 21 mins ago
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You have to have sample tissues from skins with Melanoma, Psoriasis and Healthy Skins.
As is understood in the question, you developed a solution which can distinguish with 96% accuracy between melanoma and psoriasis. You are missing from the possibility of distinguish between sick and healthy skins.
The model you are looking for is a multiclass classification. Where CLASS3: Healthy skin.
You are doing ok so far, you just need to include this category and images of healthy skins in your model.
answered 21 mins ago
Juan Esteban de la CalleJuan Esteban de la Calle
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You have to have sample tissues from skins with Melanoma, Psoriasis and Healthy Skins.
As is understood in the question, you developed a solution which can distinguish with 96% accuracy between melanoma and psoriasis. You are missing from the possibility of distinguish between sick and healthy skins.
The model you are looking for is a multiclass classification. Where CLASS3: Healthy skin.
You are doing ok so far, you just need to include this category and images of healthy skins in your model.
answered 21 mins ago
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You have to have sample tissues from skins with Melanoma, Psoriasis and Healthy Skins.
As is understood in the question, you developed a solution which can distinguish with 96% accuracy between melanoma and psoriasis. You are missing from the possibility of distinguish between sick and healthy skins.
The model you are looking for is a multiclass classification. Where CLASS3: Healthy skin.
You are doing ok so far, you just need to include this category and images of healthy skins in your model.
answered 21 mins ago
Juan Esteban de la CalleJuan Esteban de la Calle
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answered 21 mins ago
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