Low survival rates are a major characteristic of “Oral cancer”. Early diagnosis and precise prognosis prediction are critical for appropriate and efficient care of “Oral cancer”. A branch of AI Systems called machine learning has been praised as having the potential to revolutionize cancer care by increasing diagnostic accuracy and prognostication. Despite of this, it has thus far only had a limited impact on patient care or actual medical practice. The study’s objectives include presenting a thorough evaluation of machine learning’s diagnostic and prognostic applications in “Oral cancer” and highlighting some of the drawbacks and issues that physicians face when employing the ML and DL-based models in routine clinical practice. This work given here focuses mostly on the underlying ideas and fundamental vocabulary learning technology of DL and “Oral cancer” detection techniques. The effort then shifts to research based on ML and deep learning that is done on the diagnosis of “Oral cancer”. Finally, the work that has been given offers potential study directions for future deep learning-based research projects for “Oral cancer” diagnosis.
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2023
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2023 5th International Conference on Smart Systems and Inventive Technology (ICSSIT)
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2023-01-23
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