Traditional Cholangiocarcinoma detection methodology, which involves manual interpretation of histopathological images obtained after biopsy, necessitates extraordinary domain expertise and a significant level of subjectivity, resulting in several deaths due to improper or delayed detection of this cancer that develops in the bile duct lining. Automation in the diagnosis of this dreadful disease is desperately needed to allow for more effective and faster identification of the disease with a better degree of accuracy and reliability, ultimately saving countless human lives. The primary goal of this study is to develop a machine-assisted method of automation for the accurate and rapid identification of Cholangiocarcinoma utilizing histopathology images with little preprocessing. This work proposes CholangioNet, a novel lightweight neural network for detecting Cholangiocarcinoma utilizing histological RGB images. The histological RGB image dataset considered in this research work was found to have limited number of images, hence data augmentation was performed to increase the number of images. The finally obtained dataset was then subjected to minimal preprocessing procedures. These preprocessed images were then fed into the proposed lightweight CholangioNet. The performance of this proposed architecture is then compared with the performance of some of the prominent existing architectures like, VGG16, VGG19, ResNet50 and ResNet101. The Accuracy, Loss, Precision, and Sensitivity metrics are used to assess the efficiency of the proposed system. At 200 epochs, the proposed architecture achieves maximum training accuracy, precision, and recall of 99.90%, 100%, and 100%, respectively. The suggested architecture's validation accuracy, precision, and recall are 98.40%, 100%, and 100%, respectively. When compared to the performance of other AI-based models, the proposed system produced better results making it a potential AI tool for real world application.
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