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. 2023 Jan 19;13(3):385. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics13030385

Table 1.

State-of-the-art studies to diagnosis PSLs by using pretrained TL models.

Ref. Description * Classification Dataset Augment? Results% Limitations
[8] Pigmented Skin Lesions (PSLs) classify into seven classes by using TL approach. AlexNet ISIC2018 Yes ACC.: 89.7 Evaluated on single dataset, classify seven-classes, but computational expensive, classifier overfitting.
[10] The combine work of TL and DL. MobileNet V2 and LSTM HAM10000 Yes ACC: 85 Classes imbalance problem, binary classification, tested on signal dataset and computational expensive.
[11] The approach employs FixCaps for dermoscopic image classification. FixCaps HAM10000 Yes Acc.: 96.49 Classes imbalance problem, evaluated on single dataset, classify only two-classes, and computational expensive.
[12] The approach is a multiclass
EfficientNet TL classifier to recognize different classes of PSLs.
EfficientNet HAM10000 Yes ACC.: 87.91 Single dataset, accuracy is not good, which limits the detection accuracy, 6 classes only, overfitting and computational expensive
[13] They developed another technique based on CNN and non-linear activations functions. Employ Linear and nonlinear activation functions either the hidden layers or output layers PH2
ISIC
Yes ACC: 97.5 Evaluated on two datasets, classify only two-classes, classifier overfitting, and Computational expensive.
[14] CNN model along with activation functions. Multiple-CNN models HAM10000
Dataset
Yes ACC: 97.85 Three classes of PSLs and reduced hyper-parameters so computational expensive, classifier overfitting and used only single dataset.
[15] The approach is based on convolutional neural network model based on deep learning (DCNN to accurately classify the malignant skin lesions DCNN HAM10000
Dataset
Yes ACC:91.3 Classes imbalance problem, evaluated on single dataset, classify seven-classes, and computational expensive, classifier overfitting.
[16] Differentiate only benign and Malignant. VGG16 Skin Cancer: Malignant vs. Benign 1 Yes ACC: 89 Classes imbalance problem, binary classification only two-classes, not generalize solution, and computational expensive.
[17] The approach of the classifier is based on Deep Learning Algorithm ResNet-152 ASAN Edinburgh
Hallym
Yes ACC: 96 Classes imbalance problem, evaluated on single dataset, classify only two-classes, and computational expensive.
[18] This technique uses features fusion approach to recognize PSLs. PDFFEM ISBI 2016, ISIC 2017, and PH2. Yes ISBI 2016
ACC:99.8
Image processing, handcrafted-based feature extraction approach, which limits the detection accuracy, 6 classes only, classifier underfitting, and computational expensive
[19] Different classifiers are utilized to evaluate the approach. DT, KNN, LR and LAD HAM10000 Yes ACC:95.18 Classes imbalance problem, evaluated on single dataset, classify seven-classes, and computational expensive, classifier overfitting.
[20] The approach is a Heterogeneous of Deep CNN Features Fusion and Reduction SVM, KNN and NN PH2,
ISBI 2016, ISBI 2017
Yes ACC: 95.1% Image processing, handcrafted-based feature extraction approach, which limits the detection accuracy, 6 classes only and computational expensive
[22] Segmentation and Classification of Melanoma and Nevis KNN, CNN ISIC, DermNet NZ Yes -- Classes imbalance problem, evaluated on two datasets, classify only two-classes, and computational expensive.
[24] Segmentation and classification approach Pretrain CN, moth flame optimization (IMFO) ISBI 2016, ISBI 2017, ISIC 2018, and PH2,
HAM10000
Yes ACC: 91% Image processing, handcrafted-based feature extraction approach, which limits the detection accuracy, 6 classes only and computational expensive
[25] Dermo-Deep is developed for classification based on two classes five-layer pretrained CNN architecture ISBI 2016, ISBI 2017, ISIC 2018, and PH2,
HAM10000
No ACC: 96% Classes imbalance problem, classify seven-classes, and computational expensive, classifier overfitting.
[26] Classification of seven classes to recognize PSLs Google’s Inception-v3 HAM10000 Yes ACC: 90% Classes imbalance problem, binary classification only two-classes, and computational expensive.
[27] A DCNN model is developed, which was constructed with several layers, various filter sizes, and fewer filters and parameters DCNN ISIC-17, ISIC-18, ISIC-19 Yes ACC: 94% Classes imbalance problem, classify only two-classes, and computational expensive.
[29] Different pretrained models based on transfer learning techniques were evaluated in recent study DenseNet201 ISIC Yes --- Limits the detection accuracy, 6 classes only and computational expensive

* DT: decision tree, KNN: k-nearest neighbor, PDFFEM: pigmented deep fused features extraction method, LDA: Linear Discriminant Analysis, SVM: support vector machine, NN: neural network, ResNet: residual network, DCNN: deep convolutional neural network, FixCaps: improved capsule network, LSTM: long short-term memory, 1 https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/fanconic/skin-cancer-malignant-vs-benign (accessed on 2 September 2022).