An Intelligent System Model for Diagnostic of Human Pancreatic Cancer
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description: Pancreatic Cancer is one of the lethal cancers in the world with vague symptoms and low survival rates. It is the seventh leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the world and will become the second within 2030 in USA. The five (5) years survival rate for all stages diagnosed is estimated to be 9%. More than 60% of Pancreatic Cancer patients are diagnosed at an advanced stage due to a lack of highly sensitive and specific screening tests. However, surgical resection is one of the best treatments for Pancreatic Cancer; but only 5% patients are eligible for this treatment. Early detection and treatment are the only options to reduce fatality. The proposed study is intended to reduce the fatal effect of late detection of Pancreatic Cancer by estimating the risk before exposure. The parameters are extracted by reviewing the literature review, where biographical, clinical, and lifestyle information has thoroughly discussed and effects of those inputs are identified. The input variables are Diabetes, Smoking Habits, Alcohol Consumption, Obesity, Family History Of Pancreatic Cancer, Chronic Pancreatic, Gallbladder Diseases, Blood Group, Dietary Factor, Age, Sex, and Race. This Thesis provides a Fuzzy Logic approach to develop a risk evaluation Intelligent System for Pancreatic Cancer. Fuzzy Logic is a modern approach to deal with uncertainty. Pancreatic Cancer is the most uncertain disease due to its asymptomatic nature and Fuzzy Logic will be the appropriate method to deal with the uncertainty. Mamdani Fuzzy Inference system is used to develop through MATLAB Fuzzy Logic Tool Box. The Mamdani Fuzzy Inference system provides an opportunity to use the linguistic variables to develop the system. The proposed system is made up of six Fuzzy Inference Systems, consisting of one primary system and three sub-systems. Biographical, Clinical and Lifestyle Habit risk evaluation are the input for the primary system. In turn, the Diabetes risk evaluation FIS, and Smoking risk evaluat…
abstract: Pancreatic Cancer is one of the lethal cancers in the world with vague symptoms and low survival rates. It is the seventh leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the world and will become the second within 2030 in USA. The five (5) years survival rate for all stages diagnosed is estimated to be 9%. More than 60% of Pancreatic Cancer patients are diagnosed at an advanced stage due to a lack of highly sensitive and specific screening tests. However, surgical resection is one of the best treatments for Pancreatic Cancer; but only 5% patients are eligible for this treatment. Early detection and treatment are the only options to reduce fatality. The proposed study is intended to reduce the fatal effect of late detection of Pancreatic Cancer by estimating the risk before exposure. The parameters are extracted by reviewing the literature review, where biographical, clinical, and lifestyle information has thoroughly discussed and effects of those inputs are identified. The input variables are Diabetes, Smoking Habits, Alcohol Consumption, Obesity, Family History Of Pancreatic Cancer, Chronic Pancreatic, Gallbladder Diseases, Blood Group, Dietary Factor, Age, Sex, and Race. This Thesis provides a Fuzzy Logic approach to develop a risk evaluation Intelligent System for Pancreatic Cancer. Fuzzy Logic is a modern approach to deal with uncertainty. Pancreatic Cancer is the most uncertain disease due to its asymptomatic nature and Fuzzy Logic will be the appropriate method to deal with the uncertainty. Mamdani Fuzzy Inference system is used to develop through MATLAB Fuzzy Logic Tool Box. The Mamdani Fuzzy Inference system provides an opportunity to use the linguistic variables to develop the system. The proposed system is made up of six Fuzzy Inference Systems, consisting of one primary system and three sub-systems. Biographical, Clinical and Lifestyle Habit risk evaluation are the input for the primary system. In turn, the Diabetes risk evaluation FIS, and Smoking risk evaluat…
author: Bhuiyan, Md Tuohidul Alam
language: en
date published: 2021-03
date modified: 2026-07-24T04:03:38Z
provider: University of Regina
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina

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value: https://hdl.handle.net/10294/14319

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value: 10.82465/4376