Computer-assisted Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia detection and diagnosis
Leukemia is a cancer of white blood cells (WBCs)which damages blood and bone marrow of human body. It can befatal disease if not diagnose at earlier stage. Generally completeblood count (CBC) or morphological image analysis is used tomanually diagnose the leukemia cells. These methods are ti
2025-06-28 16:25:56 - Adil Khan
Computer-assisted Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia detection and diagnosis
Project Area of Specialization Artificial IntelligenceProject Summary| Leukemia is a cancer of white blood cells (WBCs)which damages blood and bone marrow of human body. It can befatal disease if not diagnose at earlier stage. Generally completeblood count (CBC) or morphological image analysis is used tomanually diagnose the leukemia cells. These methods are timeconsuming and less accurate which needs to be fixed. In this project we have proposed an automated technique for the detectionof acute lymphoblastic leukemia by microscopic blood imageanalysis. This approach first segment out the different types ofcells from the image i-e. white blood cells, red blood cells andplatelets. After that Lymphocytes are separated from the whiteblood cells. Then shape and color features are extracted fromthese lymphocytes which are given to SVM classifier to classifythe cells into normal and blast. This automated leukemia detection system will be more effective,fast and accurate as compare to manual diagnosing methods |
Leukemia is a cancer of white blood cells (WBCs)which damages blood and bone marrow of human body. It can befatal disease if not diagnose at earlier stage. Generally completeblood count (CBC) or morphological image analysis is used tomanually diagnose the leukemia cells. These methods are timeconsuming and less accurate which needs to be fixed. In this project we have proposed an automated technique for the detectionof acute lymphoblastic leukemia by microscopic blood imageanalysis. This approach first segment out the different types ofcells from the image i-e. white blood cells, red blood cells andplatelets. After that Lymphocytes are separated from the whiteblood cells. Then shape and color features are extracted fromthese lymphocytes which are given to SVM classifier to classifythe cells into normal and blast. This automated leukemia detection system will be more effective,fast and accurate as compare to manual diagnosing methods
Project ObjectivesThe following are the objectives:
To classify the lymphocytes into normal or blast
Cells.
To diagnose the patient with leukemia.
To overcome the de?ciency of manual diagnosing.
Moreover, it will lessen the
load of medical professionals and will provide the higher
accuracy and speed as compare to manual diagnosing methods.
Project Implementation MethodThe process for automated leukemia detection consists
of 5 major modules including preprocessing, segmentation,
identi?cation and separation of grouped lymphocytes, feature
extraction and classi?cation.
Our methodology overview is as follows:
A microscopic blood image comprises
of white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets. The
proposed architecture ?rst perform preprocessing over these
blood smears. Then segmentation is carried out to identify the
lymphocytes. After that grouped lymphocytes are identi?ed
and separated. Then different features are extracted from the
cells and classi?cation is carried out to classify normal and
blast cells
Benefits of the ProjectFollowing are the benifits of this project:
It's much less time consuming then other methods of testing.
Result Accuracy is better then other methods.
It is more effective then manual diagnosing methods.
It is automated method so not much manual labor.
Technical Details of Final DeliverableInthis project, efforts have been made for the detection
of acute lymphoblastic leukemia from microscopic blood
images by using image processing techniques. Preprocessing
was applied over the images to remove any noise, then
segmentation is performed to detect lymphocytes from the
image. Watershed is used to separate the grouped lymphocytes,after extracting shape and color features, SVM will be used to classify normal and blast cells.
In future, we can further improve this
system to detect different types of leukemia and other blood
related diseases. Also we can further classify the leukemia into its subtypes from the FAB classi?cation which are L1,
L2 and L3. Another direction for future work is to apply
deep learning algorithm for detection which can automatically
detect different visual feature from the images with no need
of segmentation. But for this purpose we have to increase the
dataset to train deep neural networks
Final Deliverable of the Project HW/SW integrated systemCore Industry MedicalOther Industries IT Core Technology Artificial Intelligence(AI)Other Technologies Internet of Things (IoT), Augmented & Virtual RealitySustainable Development Goals Good Health and Well-Being for PeopleRequired Resources| Elapsed time in (days or weeks or month or quarter) since start of the project | Milestone | Deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | Problem Identification | Identified status of problem |
| Month 2 | data collection | Data at head |
| Month 3 | Analysis of data | Data analysis |
| Month 4 | training and testing | trained and tested data |
| Month 5 | Thesis | Thesis Submission |