Önemli noktalar (Highlights)
- A hybrid model based on Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning gave a performance of 97.84% in prostate cancer diagnosis.
- The proposed model raises the specificity, thereby reducing unnecessary biopsies.
The clinical data for 100 patients were used, where 38% were diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Harris Hawks Optimization was applied to the feature selection to further optimize the model performance.
- Integration of Quantum Learning accelerates the process of diagnosis as a lot more efficient and cost-effective.
Grafik Özet (Graphical Abstract)
A flow diagram of development process of the hybrid model which uses Harris Hawks Optimization as feature selection and Quantum Learning for prostate cancer diagnosis classification.
Amaç (Aim)
To develop a hybrid machine learning model using Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning for accurate and efficient prostate cancer diagnosis
Tasarım ve Yöntem (Design & Methodology)
Harris Hawks Optimization was done on a dataset of 100 clinical cases, following which feature selection was conducted and classification was done through the Quantum Learning algorithms to give better diagnosis.
Özgünlük (Originality)
This study uniquely merges Harris Hawks Optimization with Quantum Learning, hence addressing the vital issue of low specificity during prostate cancer diagnosis and enabling the reduction of unnecessary biopsies.
Bulgular (Findings)
The hybrid model achieved an accuracy of 97.84%, outperforming the traditional machine learning techniques, and hence showed much potential in reducing misdiagnosis and improving patient outcomes.
Sonuç (Conclusion)
The integration of Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning offers a novel, highly accurate approach for prostate cancer diagnosis, potentially transforming diagnostic methodologies and improving early detection rates.
Prostate cancer detection Machine Learning Cancer detection Quantum learning Harris Hawk Optimization (HHO)
Önemli noktalar (Highlights)
- A hybrid model based on Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning gave a performance of 97.84% in prostate cancer diagnosis.
- The proposed model raises the specificity, thereby reducing unnecessary biopsies.
The clinical data for 100 patients were used, where 38% were diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Harris Hawks Optimization was applied to the feature selection to further optimize the model performance.
- Integration of Quantum Learning accelerates the process of diagnosis as a lot more efficient and cost-effective.
Grafik Özet (Graphical Abstract)
A flow diagram of development process of the hybrid model which uses Harris Hawks Optimization as feature selection and Quantum Learning for prostate cancer diagnosis classification.
Amaç (Aim)
To develop a hybrid machine learning model using Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning for accurate and efficient prostate cancer diagnosis
Tasarım ve Yöntem (Design & Methodology)
Harris Hawks Optimization was done on a dataset of 100 clinical cases, following which feature selection was conducted and classification was done through the Quantum Learning algorithms to give better diagnosis.
Özgünlük (Originality)
This study uniquely merges Harris Hawks Optimization with Quantum Learning, hence addressing the vital issue of low specificity during prostate cancer diagnosis and enabling the reduction of unnecessary biopsies.
Bulgular (Findings)
The hybrid model achieved an accuracy of 97.84%, outperforming the traditional machine learning techniques, and hence showed much potential in reducing misdiagnosis and improving patient outcomes.
Sonuç (Conclusion)
The integration of Harris Hawks Optimization and Quantum Learning offers a novel, highly accurate approach for prostate cancer diagnosis, potentially transforming diagnostic methodologies and improving early detection rates.
Prostat kanseri tespiti Makine Öğrenimi Kanser tespiti Kuantum öğrenme Harris Hawk Optimizasyonu (HHO)
Primary Language | English |
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Subjects | Context Learning |
Journal Section | Research Article |
Authors | |
Early Pub Date | June 10, 2025 |
Publication Date | |
Submission Date | January 13, 2025 |
Acceptance Date | May 31, 2025 |
Published in Issue | Year 2025 EARLY VIEW |
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