Research Article

Cloud-Based Lung Tumor Detection and Stage Classification Using Deep Learning Techniques

Table 1

Summary of the proposed model with existing predictors.

AuthorsMethodologyDatabase usedPerformance metrics observed accuracy (Acc) and area under the curve (AUC)Inference

[15]3D CNN-AlexNet detection algorithmLUNAAcc—89%The drawback of the AlexNet model is tested with 10% of data which is not efficient in medical real-time analysis

[16]CNN predictorLUADAcc—71%The limitation of this model is not focused on preprocessing and segmentation which improves the detection accuracy

[9]SVM, KNN classifiersLIDC-IDRI, LUNA 16Acc—91%Elapse time complexity is high

[17]DenseNet classifierLIDC-IDRIAcc—90.85%Insignificant database only used

[18]Unsupervised learning algorithmsLIDC-IDRIAcc—94.3%Tissue-based classification model has been focused

[19]CNN and RNNLUNA16, ANODE09, and LIDC-IDRIAcc—91%, AUC—0.78Modelled as binary classifier and the distinct stages are not focused

[20]3D-CNN modelAcc—92.65%These labelled models are detected as benign or malignant

[21]BPSO-DTLUNAAcc—88.25%Accuracy can be improved with other trending algorithms

[22]Supervised learning algorithmsLIDC-IDRIAcc—89.5%The proposed model focused on cell classification not for segmentation of detection of lung nodules

[23]Tobacco Exposure Pattern classification modelLUADAcc—94.6%TEP focused on pattern recognition of tobacco as genetic problems

Proposed methodMultistage classifier with cloud connectivity is the new work in the lung tumor detection problem which has been modelled and achieved better results compared to the existing worksTwo different databases are used for evaluation LIDC-DICOM and PET scansAcc—98.9%The proposed model can be extended in terms of security perspective on the cloud service usages