Investigation of support vector machine for the detection of architectural distortion in mammographic images

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This paper investigates detection of architectural distortion in mammographic images using support vector machine. Hausdorff dimension is used to characterise the texture feature of mammographic images. Support vector machine, a learning machine based on statistical learning theory, is trained through supervised learning to detect architectural distortion. Compared to the Radial Basis Function neural networks, SVM produced more accurate classification results in distinguishing architectural distortion abnormality from normal breast parenchyma. © 2005 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Guo, Q., Shao, J., & Ruiz, V. (2005). Investigation of support vector machine for the detection of architectural distortion in mammographic images. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 15(1), 88–94. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/15/1/015

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