Göğüs X射线Görüntülerinin AlexNet tabanlısınıflandırılması

IF 0.3 Q4 COMPUTER SCIENCE, THEORY & METHODS
Kubilay Muhammed Sünnetci, Ahmet Alkan, Edanur Tar
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-新冠肺炎大流行于2019年12月首次爆发,此后一直影响着世界。新冠肺炎患者的数量在世界范围内日益迅速增加,已知这种疾病的诊断对疾病治疗很重要。胸部X射线图像作为临床辅助,广泛应用于新冠肺炎疾病的诊断。在本研究中,使用这些图像开发了基于机器学习的模型,以减少专家的工作量。在研究中使用的数据集中,共有137名新冠肺炎、90名正常人和90名肺炎受试者的图像。这里,使用AlexNet深度学习架构为每个图像提取1000个图像特征。然后,利用这些图像特征对研究中使用的分类器进行训练。从结果来看,作为最成功分类器的三次SVM的准确度(%)、灵敏度(%),特异性(%)和精密度(%,F1得分(%)以及Matthews相关系数(Matthews Correlation Coefficient,MCC)值分别等于95.27、94.95、97.76、94.65、94.79和0.9250。
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Göğüs X-Ray görüntülerinin AlexNet tabanlı sınıflandırılması
— COVID-19 pandemic first broke out in December 2019 and has been affecting the world ever since. The number of COVID-19 patients is increasing rapidly in the world day by day, and it is known that the diagnosis of this disease is important for disease treatment. Chest X-ray images that are clinical adjuncts are widely used in the diagnosis of COVID-19 disease. In the study, machine learning-based models are developed using these images to reduce the workload of expert. In the data set used in the study, there are images obtained from a total of 137 COVID-19, 90 normal, and 90 pneumonia subjects. Here, 1000 image features are extracted for each image using AlexNet deep learning architecture. Afterward, the classifiers used in the study are trained using these image features. From the results, Accuracy (%), Sensitivity (%), Specificity (%), Precision (%), F1 score (%), and Matthews Correlation Coefficient (Matthews Correlation Coefficient, MCC) values of Cubic SVM that is the most successful classifier are equal to 95.27, 94.95, 97.76, 94.65, 94.79, and 0.9250, respectively.
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Computer Science-AGH COMPUTER SCIENCE, THEORY & METHODS-
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