基于半监督的集成学习和强化学习的COVID-19计算机辅助系统

Minghui Liu, Yi Yuan, Meiyi Yang, Hong-yu Pu, Xiaomin Wang, Meilin Liu
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2019冠状病毒病(COVID-19)以其迅速传播和对生命的巨大威胁震惊世界,并持续至今。本文提出了一种新型冠状病毒感染症(COVID-19)的计算机辅助检测和疾病进展预测系统。构建了一个高质量的CT扫描数据库,标记时间戳和临床病理变量,以提供数据支持。据我们所知,它是社区中唯一具有时间相关性的数据库。然后训练对象检测模型来注释受感染的区域。利用这些区域,我们使用基于半监督的集成学习模型检测感染,并根据强化学习预测疾病进展。我们实现了0.92的目标检测mAP。检测准确率为98.46%,灵敏度为97.68%,特异性为99.24%,AUC为0.987。根据时间线预测疾病进展的准确率为90.32%。这是一个最先进的结果,可以用于临床使用。
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Computer-Aided System for COVID-19 Using Semi-supervised-based Ensemble Learning and Reinforcement Learning
Coronavirus Disease 2019(COVID-19) has shocked the world with its rapid spread and enormous threat to life and has continued up to the present. In this paper, a computer-aided system is proposed to detect infections and predict the disease progression of COVID-19. A high-quality CT scan database labeled with time-stamps and clinicopathologic variables is constructed to provide data support. To our knowledge, it is the only database with time relevance in the community. An object detection model is then trained to annotate infected regions. Using those regions, we detect the infections using a model with semi-supervised-based ensemble learning and predict the disease progression depending on reinforcement learning. We achieve an mAP of 0.92 for object detection. The accuracy for detecting infections is 98.46%, with a sensitivity of 97.68%, a specificity of 99.24%, and an AUC of 0.987. Significantly, the accuracy of predicting disease progression is 90.32% according to the timeline. It is a state-of-the-art result and can be used for clinical usage.
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