Enhancing skin lesion classification using a Tri-Path Attention Stacked Ensemble architecture with Cohen’s Kappa Proportioned Averaging - Takeaways - MDSpire

Enhancing skin lesion classification using a Tri-Path Attention Stacked Ensemble architecture with Cohen’s Kappa Proportioned Averaging

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  • Md. Shifaul Hasan

  • Anwar Hossain Efat

  • Jubaer Ahamed Bhuiyan

  • Faniyam Maria Mansia

  • June 16, 2026

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    Skin lesions encompass a range of dermatological conditions, from benign issues to malignant cancers like melanoma, which poses significant health risks.

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    Accurate detection of skin disorders is crucial, as delayed diagnosis can lead to severe outcomes, particularly in the case of skin cancer.

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    Artificial intelligence, particularly machine learning and deep learning, shows promise in automating skin lesion detection but faces challenges like bias and limited interpretability.

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    The proposed Tri-Path Attention Stacked Ensemble model addresses issues of class imbalance, feature emphasis, and model performance in skin lesion classification.

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    Innovative attention mechanisms and pre-prediction stacking configurations were developed to enhance feature representation and predictive accuracy in skin lesion detection.

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