Automated Early Phase Breast Cancer Detection using Hybrid Machine Learning Algorithms

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. It occurs when few breast cells begin to grow abnormally. The national average for 2022 is 100.4 cases per 1,00,000 people, with a large number of women being diagnosed with breast cancer. The objective is to design a prediction system that can predict breast cancer at early stages using a set of attributes that have been selected from a critical dataset. The Wisconsin Kaggle dataset is used for this experiment. The goal of this work is to predict breast cancer utilizing hybrid machine learning methodologies, such as SVM and PCA. ML algorithms that could help to predict cancer, as the early detection of this disease would help to slow down the progression of other diseases. In our paper, we are implementing Hybrid algorithms like PCA and SVM and optimizing SVM with k-fold cross-validation for predicting Breast cancer at early stages with high accuracy. The goal is to raise the fraction of early-stage breast cancer detection and to reduce mistake rates with maximum precision, which are sustainable