A Deep Learning technology based covid-19 prediction

A. Chaitanya, L. Ghadiyaram, Puvvala Yoshitha, D. N. Vishnu Sai
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In the middle of the disease's fast expansion, Coronavirus Disease Detection 2019 (COVID-19) is one of the most pressing worldwide issues. COVID19 has been identified in approximately 1,6 million confirmed cases, according to recent figures, and the illness has spread to several nations throughout the globe. This research looks at the global distribution of COVID-19. With the use of a real-world dataset, we discovered COVID19 patients using an artificial intelligence approach based on a deep coevolutionary neural network (CN N). To identify such patients, our technologies scan chest X-rays. Our results show that this research is effective in diagnosing COVID-19 since X-rays are rapid and affordable. According to empirical data from 1,000 X-ray pictures of actual patients, our suggested approach is effective for COVID 19 identification and achieves an F-measurement range of 95-99%. PropHet (PA), ARIMA, long-term memory (LTM), and the LSM were also used to predict the number of COVID-19 confirmations, recoveries, and deaths in the next seven days….. With an average accuracy of 94.80% in Australia and 88.43% in Jordan, the results of the projections are good in both countries. COVID-19 has been shown to be notably impacted by its spread in coastal regions, with a substantially larger number of cases than in non-coastal areas.
基于深度学习技术的covid-19预测
在这种疾病快速蔓延的过程中,2019年冠状病毒疾病检测(COVID-19)是全球最紧迫的问题之一。根据最近的数据,covid - 19已在大约160万确诊病例中被发现,这种疾病已蔓延到全球几个国家。这项研究着眼于COVID-19的全球分布。通过使用真实世界的数据集,我们使用基于深度协同进化神经网络(CN N)的人工智能方法发现了covid - 19患者。为了识别此类患者,我们的技术扫描胸部x光片。我们的研究结果表明,由于x射线快速且价格合理,因此这项研究对诊断COVID-19是有效的。根据1000张实际患者的x线照片的经验数据,我们提出的方法对COVID - 19的识别是有效的,f测量范围为95-99%。PropHet (PA)、ARIMA、长期记忆(LTM)和LSM也被用于预测未来7天内的COVID-19确诊、康复和死亡人数.....澳大利亚的平均准确率为94.80%,约旦的平均准确率为88.43%,这两个国家的预测结果都很好。事实证明,COVID-19在沿海地区的传播受到明显影响,其病例数量远高于非沿海地区。
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