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摘要
帕金森氏症(PD)成为第二常见的疾病,是由多巴胺神经元的丧失引起的。在早期发现这种疾病是非常具有挑战性的,由于症状与其他疾病相似,误诊的机会很高。因此,本文提出了一种基于深度学习的自动深度神经网络(DNN)模型,用于尽早诊断疾病。利用SPECT模式的SBR特征对PD、SWEDD和健康人进行了二分类和多分类。甚至还将所提出的两种分类类别模型的结果与文献中其他高度使用的机器学习算法(支持向量机、朴素贝叶斯、k近邻和决策树)进行了比较。从结果中可以观察到,与其他分类器相比,所提出的DNN模型提供了最高的准确率,即PD vs健康、SWEDD vs健康、PD vs SWEDD以及PD vs SWEDD vs健康的分类概率分别为97.67%、83.43%、94.46%和83.18%。因此,这种自动DNN分类器可以帮助专业人员在早期诊断疾病。
Multi-class & binary classification of Parkinson’s disease and SWEDD variants using SBR features derived from SPECT imaging
Parkinson’s disease (PD) becomes the second most common disease and is caused by the loss of dopamine neurons. It is very challenging to detect the disease at an early stage and the chances of misdiagnosis are high due to the similarity of symptoms to other disorders. Therefore, this paper proposed a deep learning-based automatic deep neural network (DNN) model for diagnosing disease as early as possible. The binary and multiclass classifications have been done among three classes (PD, SWEDD, and Healthy people) by using SBR features of SPECT modality. Even also compared the results of the proposed model of both classification categories with other highly used machine learning algorithms (Support vector machines, Naive Bayes, k-nearest neighbors, and decision trees) in literature. From the outcomes, it has been observed that the proposed DNN model provided the highest accuracy in comparison with other classifiers i.e. 97.67%, 83.43%, 94.46%, & 83.18% for PD vs Healthy, SWEDD vs Healthy, PD vs SWEDD, and PD vs SWEDD vs healthy classification probabilities respectively. Hence, this automatic DNN classifier may aid professionals to diagnose the disease in an early stage.