Skin Lesion Analysis

Skin lesion analysis uses computer vision to automate the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions, primarily focusing on early cancer detection. Current research emphasizes improving model robustness by addressing biases stemming from underrepresented patient groups through data augmentation techniques and mitigating artifacts in dermoscopic images via novel test-time selection methods. Advanced architectures like UNets, YOLOv3, SegNet, and transformers, often combined with ensemble learning and graph convolutional networks, are employed for segmentation and classification tasks, aiming to achieve dermatologist-level accuracy and efficiency in skin lesion analysis. This work holds significant potential for improving diagnostic accuracy, reducing healthcare costs, and increasing accessibility to timely and effective skin cancer screening.

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