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A Novel Approach to Detect Chronic Leukemia using Shape based Feature Extraction and Identification with Digital Image Processing
In this paper, some shape based features like area, perimeter, roundness, standard deviation etc. are used to recognize different types of white blood cells like monocyte, lymphocytes, eosinophil, basophil, neutrophils etc. Using image processing techniques, result can be obtained within 34 minute. To perform shape base features operation, contrast of RGB image has to be increased for better detection of white cells. After recognition of each and every cell, classification is performed to detect either it is CML (Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia) or CLL (chronic Lymphocytic leukemia). This algorithm is performed on 30 images. Out of 30, it is successful on 28 images. So it gives accuracy of 93.33%.