Pathological Detection of Micro and Fuzzy Gastric Cancer Cells Based on Deep Learning

Abstract

In recent years, with the increasing incidence of cancer, regular physical examination is an important way to find cancer. Nuclear screening is an important method for the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases, but it is challenging in the face of small and fuzzy gastrointestinal images. Different from traditional medical objects, pathological slice images are mostly blurry and tiny, which is somewhat difficult to detect and segment. The traditional diagnostic method lacks rapid quantitative analysis and has a certain delay in medical diagnosis, and traditional image processing uses morphological features and pixel distribution to extract features; it is often difficult to achieve the desired effect on small blurry images. This paper proposes a small, microfuzzy pathology detection algorithm based on the attention mechanism; the YOLOv5 is improved under small and micro fuzzy scenarios of the detection of cancer cells in the full field of digital pathology and tests it in the gastric cancer slice dataset. The network structure is improved, and the ability to learn features on small and micro targets is enhanced according to the law of feature distribution. Spatial and channel changes in network attention and attention weight distribution. In the deep blur scenario, the attention mechanism is added to optimize its recognition ability, and the test result shows F1_score is 0.616, and the mAP is 0.611, which can provide the decision support for clinical judgment.