Earlier Stage Identification of Bone Cancer with Regularized ELM

A major focus of current research in the field of image processing is the application of such methods to the field of medical imaging. While dealing with biological issues like fractures, canoers, ulcers, etc., image processing facilitated pinpointing the precise cause and tailoring a remedy. In the field of tumor identification, medical imaging has set a new standard by overcoming a number of challenges. Medical imaging is the practice of generating images of the human body for diagnostic or exploratory purposes. Because of its high image quality, MRI is the method of choice for detecting tumors. This research study proposes the integration of RLM to detect tumors and presents an automatic bone cancer detection system to assist oncologists in making early diagnosis of bone malignancies, which in turn allows patients to receive treatment as soon as possible. This research work also proposes to detect bone tumors by using a combination of the RELM based M3 filtering, Canny Edge segmentation, and the Enhanced Harris corner approach. When compared to other models like CNN, ELM, and RNN, the suggested technique achieves an accuracy of around 97.55%.