Building automation tools to calculate trichloroethylene level in human liver using - Case study: Images of white mouse liver

Abstract

Trichloroethylene (TRI) is chlorinated solvent which has been used in various materials for industrial and daily task, such as dry-cleaners, ink composer, and medicine ingredients. It's has been known that TRI can penetrate human liver, and prolong exposure can evoke permanent damage to liver or cancer. In this research, we tried to create an automation tool that can help us analyzed and predict TRI level in human liver. The prediction will be based on liver images which analyzed using FCM, BPNNs, FLVQ, or FLVQ-PSO. In this research, the images of white mice liver that have been exposed to TRI are used. Our experiments show that the best accuracy achieved by BPNNs and 45 features from images which have been processed with KPCA. This combination accuracy is 99.12%.