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Case Study
AI-Powered Dermatological Analysis
About the Client
A forward-thinking dermatology technology company leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance lesion detection and classification for dermatological diagnosis and research.
Challenge
Manual dermatological image analysis is time-consuming, subjective, and difficult to scale.
Detecting and classifying skin lesions across thousands of high-resolution images requires automation, consistency, and cloud-based scalability.
The objective was to develop an AI-powered Proof of Concept (PoC) capable of performing lesion detection and classification using deep learning models deployed on AWS infrastructure.
Key Challenges
Building a two-phase AI model pipeline for detection and classification.
Creating a manual annotation workflow using AWS Ground Truth.
Managing large image datasets efficiently on AWS S3.
Establishing reliable and scalable training and inference on SageMaker.
Automating data flow, model management, and deployment processes.
Key Results
Reduced analysis time from minutes to seconds – Automated lesion detection and classification decreased processing time per image from 5-10 minutes to under 10 seconds, enabling same-day preliminary screening results for patients and reducing wait times for specialist consultations.
Achieved high-accuracy lesion identification with the YOLO-based detection model, successfully localizing skin lesions across diverse image conditions, multiple skin types, and varying lighting scenarios.
Delivered consistent, objective lesion classification into 3 severity categories, eliminating the 15-20% subjective variability inherent in manual dermatological analysis and supporting more reliable clinical decision-making.
Enabled scalable image analysis capabilities – Infrastructure designed to process thousands of high-resolution dermatological images daily, making large-scale research studies and population screening programs practically feasible.
Established modular two-phase pipeline architecture that reduced model retraining cycles by 50%, allowing independent refinement of detection and classification components as new clinical data becomes available.
Solution
Phase 1 – Lesion Detection (YOLO-Based GP Model)
Key Components
Data Layer: Dermatological images stored in Amazon S3 were manually annotated in SageMaker Ground Truth and converted into YOLO format for training.
Model Layer: YOLO model trained on AWS SageMaker GPU instances; weights converted from .pt to ONNX for optimized inference.
Processing Layer: Lambda and ONNX Runtime handled inference to detect lesions and generate bounding boxes with confidence scores.
Automation Layer: Python + Boto3 scripts automated data handling, training, and inference.
Learning
Manual annotation improved dataset precision and detection quality.
YOLO provided fast, accurate detection with minimal post-processing.
ONNX conversion made deployment lightweight and cross-compatible.
Phase 2 – Lesion Classification (VGG16-Based Specialist Model)
Key Components
Data Layer: Cropped lesion images from YOLO detections were labeled into three categories and stored in S3.
Model Layer: VGG16 fine-tuned on SageMaker using transfer learning with augmentation and class balancing.
Processing Layer: Lambda and API Gateway integrated YOLO and VGG16 pipelines for real-time classification.
Learning
Fine-tuning VGG16 improved classification accuracy across lesion types.
Integration of YOLO and VGG16 enabled a smooth end-to-end automated workflow.
Modular design allows independent model updates and scalability.
The JashDS team designed and implemented a two-stage AI-driven dermatological pipeline using YOLO for lesion detection and VGG16 for lesion classification — both deployed and orchestrated using AWS SageMaker, S3, and Lambda.
Technologies Used
AWS SageMaker – Used for training, validation, and deployment of the YOLO and VGG16 models with GPU instance management.
Amazon S3 – Serves as the centralized storage for datasets, model artifacts, and inference outputs.
AWS Lambda – Executes the end-to-end inference pipeline, integrating detection and classification models.
API Gateway – Provides secure endpoints to trigger and manage real-time inference requests.
YOLO (PyTorch → ONNX) – Detection model (GP) for identifying lesions and generating bounding box coordinates.
VGG16 (TensorFlow / Keras) – Classification model (SP) for categorizing lesions into severity levels.
SageMaker Ground Truth (Manual) – Enables manual annotation of dermatological images for high-quality training data.
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