Riya Singh, Shivani Wadkar, Semil Jain, Manisha Dodeja
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摘要
COVID-19是一种传染性和高度传染性疾病,已导致持续的大流行。自疫情爆发以来,世界各地各个领域的研究人员和科学家都在探索新的方法和途径来对抗这种疾病。一项对COVID-19感染患者的研究表明,这些患者患有肺部感染。在本文中,我们利用迁移学习的概念利用了几个深度学习模型。我们还设计了一个自定义的卷积神经网络,用于特征提取,然后有效地分类为肺炎,covid和正常类,使用了机器学习领域的几种分类方法,如SVM, Random Forest和softmax回归。自定义卷积神经网络以最后一层为密集层,采用softmax激活函数的三个单元,达到了94.6%的显著准确率,与迁移学习模型的准确率相当。为了确保结果不偏向于某一类,我们使用了一个平衡的数据集,其中包含每个类别的1345张x射线图像-肺炎,covid,正常,以演示这些实验。
AI Driven Solution for the Detection of COVID-19 Using X-ray images
COVID-19 is a contagious and highly infectious disease which has led to an ongoing pandemic. Researchers and scientists across the world, across various fields, are exploring new methods and approaches to fight against the disease since its outbreak. A study of the COVID-19 infected patients suggests that these patients are affected with the lung infection. In this paper, we have leveraged several deep learning models using the concept of transfer learning. We have also designed a custom convolutional neural network for the purpose of feature extraction and then for effective categorization into pneumonia, covid and normal classes, several classification methods from the machine learning domain such as SVM, Random Forest and softmax regression were utilised. The custom convolutional neural network with the final layer as the dense layer with three units employing softmax activation function achieved a significant accuracy of 94.6 % which was comparable to the accuracy achieved by the transfer learning models. In order to ensure the results are not biased in favour of one class we have utilized a balanced dataset containing 1345 X-ray images for each class - pneumonia, covid, normal in order to demonstrate these experiments.