基于lstm的双向临床报告COVID-19检测

Salah BOUKTIF, Akib Mohi Ud Din KHANDAY, Ali OUNI
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新冠肺炎疫情蔓延迅速,影响全球,传播率高。大量的人接触到这种致命的病毒,早期诊断这种病毒可能会挽救许多生命。本文提出了一种基于长短期记忆(LSTM)并利用早期临床报告的新型冠状病毒检测方法。为了训练基于lstm的分类器用于COVID-19检测,使用了各种预处理技术和词嵌入。这些技术确保数据采用适合LSTM模型的格式。然后将提出的LSTM模型与最先进的集成模型(如Bagging和Random Forest)进行比较,证明其优越的性能。评价结果显示,检测准确率为87.15%,精密度为91%,召回率为88%。这些指标表明了所提出的LSTM模型在准确检测covid -19阳性病例方面的有效性。通过利用早期临床报告和先进的深度学习技术,与现有的集成模型相比,我们的方法在COVID-19检测方面取得了显着进步。
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Bi-Directional LSTM-Based COVID-19 Detection Using Clinical Reports
COVID-19 has affected the entire globe with its rapid spreading, causing a high transmission rate. A huge amount of people come in contact with this deadly virus, and early diagnosis of such kind of viruses may save many lives. This paper proposes an improved approach for detecting COVID-19 based on Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) and taking advantage of early clinical reports. To train the LSTM-based classifier for COVID-19 detection, various preprocessing techniques and word embeddings are employed. These techniques ensure the data is in a suitable format for the LSTM model. The proposed LSTM model is then compared against state-of-the-art ensemble models like Bagging and Random Forest, demonstrating its superior performance. The evaluation results showcase a testing accuracy of 87.15%, with a precision of 91% and a recall of 88%. These metrics indicate the effectiveness of the proposed LSTM model in accurately detecting COVID-19-positive cases. By leveraging early clinical reports and utilizing advanced deep learning techniques, our approach achieves significant improvements in COVID-19 detection compared to existing ensemble models.
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