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| | Download PDFOpen PDF in browser Download PDFOpen PDF in browserA Review of Deep Neural Networkbased Uncertainty Quantification Methods for the Classification of Breast CancerEasyChair Preprint 968614 pages•Date: February 8, 2023AbstractIn recent years, deep learning-based technologies have become widely used in the medical area withremarkable success. The output of many of these methods, however, has excessive confidence levels
 and the majority of them cannot provide numerical guarantees. There is no way they could be
 effective, and they might even cause permanent harm. Therefore, the approximation of Bayesian
 and Ensemble learning techniques are considered as uncertainty quantification approaches to take
 on such a problem. In this study, we implement and assess three UQ models for categorising breast
 tumour tissues. A few examples of these techniques include the Bayesian Ensemble, the MCD
 Ensemble, and the Mont Carlo Dropout (MCD) approach. In addition, the present study takes into
 account a transfer learning technique and a pre-trained CNN in order to boost the classification's
 accuracy and remove the negative effects of the study's small data collection in Wisconsin Diagnostic
 Breast Cancer (WDBC). Novel performance criteria are used to assess estimated uncertainty, and the
 three proposed models are compared based on their capacity to quantify the reliability of
 classification. In the study, we conducted quantitative and qualitative analyses to indicate that
 models exhibit substantial ambiguity in misclassifications, which is critical for establishing the
 frequency of medical diagnosis hazards. Therefore, we hope to determine whether the deep neural network's output can be trusted by applying these new evaluation criteria. Further, the Bayesian
 Ensemble model's uncertainty quantification is shown to be more trustworthy through the analysis.
 Keyphrases: Bayesian ensemble, CNN, Medical Diagnosis, Mont Carlo Dropout, Wisconsin Diagnostic Breast Cancer | 
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