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Fig 1.

Data augmentation.

Illustration of how data augmentation algorithm works. A, 25 intact random images from the dataset; B, C, and D, random data augmentations applied to that same 25 images, which would then feed to the model.

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Fig 2.

The model’s architecture.

The 340 layers of the EfficientNET-B1 is collapsed.

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Fig 3.

Learning curves.

The alterations in loss and accuracy of the model’s predictions per epoch is illustrated.

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Fig 4.

Dataset description.

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Fig 5.

Frequency of each type of skin cancer lesions in the dataset.

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Fig 6.

ANOVA test to compare mean age between different classes of skin cancer and gender.

Dashed lines indicate Mean and ± one standard deviation interval from Mean. Dots indicate outliners.

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Table 1.

Comparing the mean age between skin cancer lesions.

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Table 2.

The model alterations description per epoch during training.

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Fig 7.

Model metrics for each class.

AKIEC: Actinic Keratosis; BCC: Basal Cell Carcinoma; BKL: Benign Keratosis; DF: Dermatofibroma; MEL: Melanoma; NV: Melanocytic Nevi; VASC: Vascular Lesions.

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Fig 8.

The top 20 most wrong predictions.

Actual: the true label of each image; pred: the model’s predicted class; prob: the probability inferred to the predicted class by the model.

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