Table 3:
Neural network of the gastrointestinal tract.
| Author and year | Number of cases | Study design | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karakitsos et al.[27] 1996 |
23 cases of cancer, 19 of gastritis and 58 of ulcer | Morphometric and textural features of nuclei were used to make an ANN model | ANN correctly classified 97.6% of benign cells and 95% of malignant cells |
| Koss et al.[28] 1998 |
138 esophageal smears | PAPNET system was used | PAPNET identified many abnormal cells. It can be used as screening |
| Levine et al.[29] 1998 |
62 oral smears | PAPNET system was used | PAPNET screening methods correctly diagnosed squamous cell carcinoma in 61% of patients |
| Lai et al.[30] 2008 |
121 cases of gastric carcinomas | Clinical data and pathological findings were collected, and genetic polymorphisms of candidate genes data were used to build an ANN to predict tumor staging | ANN had an accuracy of 81.82% |
| Momeni-Boroujeni et al.[31] 2017 |
75 cases of pancreatic lesions (20 malignant, 24 benign, and 31 atypical) | A multi-layered perceptron was made on the basis of morphometric input data | The model was 100% accurate in unequivocal benign and malignant cases. However, it was 77% accurate in atypical cases |
ANN: Artificial neural network