REVIEW ON EARLY DETECTION OF MELANOMA IN SITU

Skin cancer is the fifth most common type in the united state. It has become a major health issue in the world over the past 40 years and its incidence has increased in recent years. Early detection is an efficient way to diagnose and manage skin cancer. Detection at the melanoma in situ (MIS) stage provides the highest cure rate for melanoma. The ultimate aim of this paper is to provide an overview of statistics and the result of the most important implementation that exist in the literature, while it compare the performance of different classification on pigmented skin lesion (PSL) and also focusing on several segmentations and feature extraction methods. Index Term:- skin cancer, melanoma, melanoma in situ (MIS), pigmented skin lesion (PSL) , segmentation, feature extraction, classification.

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