AI-Enhanced Lung Cancer Risk Prediction and Nodule Detection
The project aims to develop sophisticated AI models for detecting and segmenting lung nodules in CT images, assessing the risk of developing and dying from lung cancer, and improving predictive accuracy through probabilistic analysis. By employing convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and advanced image segmentation techniques, the project seeks to create reliable and automated methods for lung nodule detection and risk stratification, ultimately contributing to more personalized and effective lung cancer screening protocols.
Risk Prediction: Use existing models and NLST data to determine lung cancer development and mortality risk. Analyze risk differences among various populations.
AI Detection and Segmentation: Develop CNNs for automatic detection and segmentation of lung nodules in CT images. Implement deep learning techniques for accurate lung segmentation and cancer detection.
Advanced Data Analysis: Introduce new algorithms for early disease prediction using neural networks. Compare new models with existing ones to ensure accuracy.
Educational Implementation: Provide resources for learning medical image analysis techniques. Implement new detection methods to prepare students for careers in medical imaging.
Evaluation: Assess the specificity and accuracy of detection models using comprehensive datasets. Continuously refine models through iterative data analysis and validation.
Dr. Manik Chandra Shill, North South University
Dr. Sheikh Anisul Haque, Khwaja Yunus Ali Medical College