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Integrating anisotropic heat flow and transformer encoders in convolutional neural network for skin cancer classification

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  • Sanad Aburass

  • Osama Dorgham

  • Ibrahim Aljarah

  • June 9, 2026

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    The study introduces an Advanced Heat Flow Layer integrated with DenseNet121 for improved skin cancer classification.

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    Anisotropic diffusion is utilized to enhance image quality while preserving critical edge details for accurate lesion identification.

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    The model is evaluated using the HAM10000 dataset, which contains over 10,000 diverse dermatoscopic images.

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    Ensemble Learning is employed to combine outputs from multiple models, enhancing predictive accuracy in skin cancer classification.

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    The research compares the proposed model against benchmark deep learning models, demonstrating superior performance across key metrics.

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Integrating anisotropic heat flow and transformer encoders in convolutional neural network for skin cancer classification

  • by Sanad Aburass, Osama Dorgham, Ibrahim Aljarah

  • June 9, 2026

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