Software for the Application of Multifractal Analysis in the Classification of Metastatic Bone Tumors

Aleksandar Stančić1, Marija Prokopijević2, Jelena Vasiljević2,1, Željko Stojković2, Goran Dimić2, Jelena Sopta2, Dragan Kreculj2 and Dhinaharan Nagamalai3, 1Union University, Serbia, 2University of Belgrade, Serbia and 3Wireill, Australia; Aleksandar Stančić1, Marija Prokopijević2, Jelena Vasiljević2,1, Željko Stojković2, Goran Dimić2, Jelena Sopta2, Dragan Kreculj2 and Dhinaharan Nagamalai3, 1Union University, Serbia, 2University of Belgrade, Serbia and 3Wireill, Australia

Software for the Application of Multifractal Analysis in the Classification of Metastatic Bone Tumors

Authors

Aleksandar Stančić¹, Marija Prokopijević², Jelena Vasiljević^2,1, Željko Stojković², Goran Dimić², Jelena Sopta², Dragan Kreculj² and Dhinaharan Nagamalai³, ¹Union University, Serbia, ²University of Belgrade, Serbia and ³Wireill, Australia

Abstract

Multifractal analysis emerged as an accurate tool for cancer classification, although the process needs complete automation in order to be applied in medical diagnostics. After the multifractal analysis has been performed, the results must be processed and properly classified. This paper presents the automation of the diagnostic process. The goal is to successfully apply multifractal analysis as an auxiliary diagnostic tool.

Keywords

Diagnostic agent, metastatic tumor, multifractal analysis

CS&IT Conference Proceedings

Software for the Application of Multifractal Analysis in the Classification of Metastatic Bone Tumors