AUTOMATED SKIN

LESION DETECTION
SYSTEM
This is a primarily diagnostic tool that helps doctors in detecting skin cancer lesions
at an early stage
Methodology
UNET Architecture

Our skin cancer detection model is based on the U-Net architecture, a convolutional neural network (CNN)
designed for image segmentation tasks. The U-Net architecture is characterized by its symmetric contracting and
expansive paths, enabling it to capture fine-grained details and spatial information.
Output
Detected Lesions
We used such images for our dataset which was crucial in
training our model to accurately segment all types of
lesions. We used a dataset which was publicly available
for training our model.
Results
Our results highlight the effectiveness of our machine
learning model in skin cancer detection, emphasizing its
robustness and generalization, crucial for a practical
diagnostic tool. These findings shift our focus from model
performance to its clinical implications and
transformative potential in improving skin cancer
diagnosis and patient care
Advantages of Using UNET Architecture
Precision Adaptability

The UNET Architecture provides highly accurate an The model can detect skin cancer lesions on a wide
precise results. Our model achieved an accuracy of range of skin types, due the diversity in our dataset.
98%.

Empowering Dermatologists

This model can efficiently detect the skin lesions, thus providing assistance in clinical diagnosis of melanoma. The
current model can be expanded by training a classifier model that can classify between melanoma and other non
cancerous lesions.
Conclusion
In clinical practice, this could translate to quicker diagnoses, reduced treatment costs, and ultimately, saved lives.
Dermatologists and healthcare professionals could use our system as a valuable screening tool, aiding them in making
more accurate and timely decisions regarding patient care.