IoT Based Website for Identification of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia using DL

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A form of cancer known as leukemia, attacks the body's blood cells and bone marrow. This happens when cancer cells multiply rapidly in the bone marrow. The uploaded image is analyzed by the website, and if leukemia is present, the user is notified-a collection of pictures depicting leukemia as well as healthy bones and blood. Once collected from Kaggle, the data is preprocessed using methods like image scaling and enhancement. To create a Deep Learning (DL) model, we use the VGG-16 model. The processed data is used to “train” the model until optimal results are achieved. A Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) based website is built to showcase the model. Using a DL model, this website returns a response indicating whether or not the user's uploaded photograph shows signs of leukemia. The primary aim of this site is to lessen the likelihood that cancer cells may multiply while the patient waits for test results or is otherwise unaware of their condition. Waiting for results after a leukemia test can cause further stress and even other health problems, even if the person is found to be leukemia-free. This problem can be fixed if this website is used as a screening tool for leukemia. nbsp;