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In this project, I have used two methods to detect lesions on the skin: K-Means Clustering and Connected Components Labeling. With these techniques, I was able to identify the primary region of the skin containing pigmented skin lesions. Additionally, I incorporated Run Length Encoding, a lossless compression method, to store the image data.

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