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Table 3 This table gives a summary of recent work that has been executed in prostate cancer detection using machine learning and deep learning algorithms as discussed in Sect. 2.3

From: A review and comparative study of cancer detection using machine learning: SBERT and SimCSE application

References

Feature extraction

Data

ML/DL

Acc, AUC, or ROC (%)

[69] 2018

3-D CNN

images from CEUS videos

3-D CNN, J48, logistic, RF,

 
   

Decision Table, FLDA, KNN

90

[70] 2018

level set-based approach, GGMRF

DWI images

SNCSAE, RF, Random Tree,

94

[71] 2019

normalization and scaling

NCI PLCO

KNN, SVM, DT, RF, MLP,

 
   

Adaptive boosting, Quadratic discriminant analysis

91

[72] 2019

modified ResNet, DT

DWI images

RF

87

[73] 2020

patch extraction principle

whole slide images [74, 75]

NASNetLarge

97.3–98

[64] 2020

As described by [65, 66]

MRI images

GoogleNet, Bayes, decision tree,

 
   

SVM Gaussian, SVM RBF, SVM polynomial

100

[68] 2021

Statistical methods

MRI images

Kernel Naïve Bayes, DTs, SVM-Gaussian,

 
   

KNN-Cosine, LSTM, RUSBoost Tree

100

[76] 2021

3-D U-Net

bpMRI images

U-Net

85

[67] 2022

VGG16

US and MRI images [77,78,79]

RF, SVM, Gradient boosting, NN,

 
   

MobileNetV2, ResNet50V2, Resnet101V2,

 
   

Resnet152V2, Xception, VGG16, VGG19,

 
   

InceptionResNetV2, and InceptionV3

88–97

[80] 2022

slide tiling, Otsu’s method [81]

whole slide images, TCGA data [74]

EfficientNetB1

98–99