Malaria,
a
dangerous
disease
transmitted
through
mosquito
bites
and
caused
by
Plasmodium
parasites,
presents
substantial
threat
to
human
health.
The
primary
aim
is
streamline
the
process,
rendering
it
quicker,
more
straightforward,
highly
efficient.
foremost
objective
create
robust
computer
model
capable
of
swiftly
distinguishing
cells
in
thin
blood
samples
obtained
from
standard
microscope
slides.
These
will
be
categorized
as
either
infected
or
uninfected,
employing
advanced
image
processing
techniques
facilitate
prompt
effective
testing.
Additionally,
authors
intend
harness
capabilities
machine
learning
for
classifying
cell
images.
purpose
firmly
rooted
desire
enhance
accuracy
speed
malaria
diagnosis,
ultimately
contributing
early
identification
management
this
life-threatening
ailment.
Decision Analytics Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9, P. 100352 - 100352
Published: Nov. 4, 2023
Malaria
represents
a
potentially
fatal
communicable
illness
triggered
by
the
Plasmodium
parasite.
This
disease
is
transmitted
to
humans
through
bites
of
Anopheles
mosquitoes
that
carry
infection.
has
significant
and
devastating
consequences
on
health
systems
fragile
countries,
particularly
in
sub-Saharan
Africa.
affects
red
blood
cells
invading
replicating
within
them,
destroying
releasing
toxic
byproducts
into
bloodstream.
The
parasite's
ability
stick
modify
surface
can
cause
them
become
sticky,
obstructing
flow
vital
organs
such
as
brain
spleen.
Therefore,
efficient
approaches
for
early
detection
malaria
are
critical
saving
patients'
lives.
main
aim
this
study
develop
an
model
diagnosis.
We
used
images
based
parasitized
uninfected
experiments.
applied
neural
network-based
Neural
Search
Architecture
Network
(NASNet)
compared
its
performance
with
machine
learning
techniques.
Moreover,
we
proposed
novel
NNR
(NASNet
Random
forest)
method
feature
engineering.
approach
first
extracts
spatial
features
from
input
images,
then
class
prediction
probability
extracted
these
features.
set
obtained
data
extraction
trains
models.
Our
comprehensive
experiments
show
support
vector
outperformed
state-of-the-art
models,
achieving
high-performance
score
99%
having
inference
time
near
0.025
s.
validated
using
k-fold
cross-validation
optimized
hyperparameters
tuning.
research
improved
diagnosis
assist
medical
specialists
reducing
mortality
rate.
International Medical Science Research Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(3), P. 127 - 144
Published: Dec. 13, 2023
This
study
delves
into
the
integration
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
within
field
health
informatics
and
its
transformative
effect
on
public
outcomes
in
Africa.
It
will
cover
how
AI-driven
solutions
are
being
implemented
to
overcome
challenges
disease
surveillance,
healthcare
delivery,
policy.
The
paper
aims
provide
an
in-depth
analysis
current
innovations,
effectiveness
these
technological
interventions,
their
broader
implications
for
policy
management
across
African
continent.
holds
potential
enhancing
comprehensive
review
explores
multifaceted
applications,
challenges,
opportunities
associated
with
convergence
AI
encompasses
various
domains,
including
diagnostics,
treatment
optimization,
management.
Key
themes
addressed
include
adoption
technologies
healthcare,
impact
detection
monitoring,
improving
accessibility
resource-constrained
settings.
Moreover,
ethical
considerations,
regulatory
disparities
technology
diverse
regions
examined,
providing
insights
complexities
implementing
landscape.
Through
initiatives,
case
studies,
emerging
trends,
this
contribute
a
understanding
integrating
advancement
Ultimately,
exploration
seeks
inform
policymakers,
professionals,
researchers
critical
role
can
play
addressing
continent
fostering
sustainable
solutions.
Keywords:
Intelligence,
Health
Informatics,
Management,
Africa,
Review,
Disease
Surveillance.
Journal of Integrated Science and Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(3)
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Malaria
is
a
parasitic
infection
that
can
be
caused
by
the
bite
of
infected
anopheles'
mosquito
and
progress
from
mild
symptoms
to
severe
forms
which
make
it
crucial
understand
its
potential
consequences.
This
study
majorly
focusses
on
multiclass
classification
provides
an
ensemble
framework
for
detection
stages
malaria
parasite
in
thin
blood
smears.
In
this
we
used
publicly
accessible
dataset
comprising
1320
images
together
with
training
test
json
file.
Initially
pre-processing
applied
improve
image
quality,
then
key
regions
are
extracted
retain
important
information
during
feature
extraction
phase.
During
compared
different
techniques
find
best
model
stages.
Several
metrics,
including
accuracy,
recall,
precision,
loss,
analyze
performance
model.
study,
method
VL-M2C
ie
VGG
LSTM
Multiclass
Classification
has
been
proposed
raises
overall
accuracy
robustness
considering
advantages
individual
classifiers.
It
VGG16,
CNN
RCNN.
Our
(98.56%)
lowest
loss
(0.1240),
thus
proves
promising
diagnosis
system.
Çukurova Üniversitesi Mühendislik Fakültesi Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
39(1), P. 197 - 210
Published: March 28, 2024
Sıtma,
dünyanın
birçok
bölgesinde
yaygın
olarak
görülen
enfekte
sivrisineklerin
ısırıkları
yoluyla
insanlara
bulaşan
parazitlerin
neden
olduğu
hayatı
tehdit
eden
bir
hastalıktır.
Plasmodium
adlı
kan
paraziti
bu
hastalığına
sebep
olmaktadır.
Sıtmanın
erken
teşhisi
ve
tedavisi,
özellikle
hastalığın
gelişmekte
olan
ülkelerde,
hastalık
ölüm
oranlarının
azaltılması
açısından
çok
önemlidir.
Sıtma
teşhisinde
kullanılan
klasik
yöntem,
uzmanlar
tarafından
kırmızı
hücrelerinin
mikroskop
yardımıyla
incelenmesiyle
tespitidir.
Bu
sadece
uzmanın
bilgi
deneyimine
dayandığı
için
verimsizdir.
Günümüzde
yüksek
oranda
doğru
şekilde
tespiti
makine
öğrenmesi
yöntemleri
kullanılmaktadır.
çalışmada,
hücreyi
parazitli
veya
parazitsiz
tespit
Evrişimli
Sinir
Ağı
(ESA)
mimarisi
önerilmiştir.
Önerilen
ESA
mimarisine
ek
VGG-19,
InceptionResNetV2,
DenseNet121
EfficientNetB3
gibi
önceden
eğitilmiş
mimarilerinin
performansları
ile
önerdiğimiz
modelin
performansı
karşılaştırılmıştır.
Önerdiğimiz
mimarisinde
National
Institute
of
Health
(NIH)
yayınlanan
Veri
Kümesi
kullanılarak
deneyler
gerçekleştirilmiştir.
Mimarimiz
%98,9
doğruluk
çalışmaktadır.
Çalışmanın
sonuçları,
içeren
hücre
görüntülerinin
doğruluğunu
artırmada
etkili
olduğunu
göstermektedir.
Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23, P. 316 - 329
Published: Dec. 15, 2023
Host-pathogen
interactions
(HPIs)
are
vital
in
numerous
biological
activities
and
intrinsically
linked
to
the
onset
progression
of
infectious
diseases.
HPIs
pivotal
entire
lifecycle
diseases:
from
pathogen
introduction,
navigating
through
mechanisms
that
bypass
host
cellular
defenses,
its
subsequent
proliferation
inside
host.
At
heart
these
stages
lies
synergy
proteins
both
pathogen.
By
understanding
interlinking
protein
dynamics,
we
can
gain
crucial
insights
into
how
diseases
progress
pave
way
for
stronger
plant
defenses
swift
formulation
countermeasures.
In
framework
current
study,
developed
a
web-based
R/Shiny
app,
Deep-HPI-pred,
uses
network-driven
feature
learning
method
predict
yet
unmapped
between
proteins.
Leveraging
citrus
2022 International Conference on Communication, Computing and Internet of Things (IC3IoT),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14, P. 1 - 6
Published: April 17, 2024
This
paper
proposes
a
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNN)
approach
to
analyze
and
detect
the
malarial
parasite-infected
blood
smear
cells.
Malaria
is
fatal
illness
solely
transmits
through
bites
of
infected
female
mosquitoes
Anopheles..
Recent
studies
show
that
in
2020,
there
were
241
million
cases
malaria
worldwide,
which
resulted
death
nearly
6,27,000
people.
The
diagnostic
process
must
be
automated
avoid
human
participation
during
diagnosis
because
delayed
or
inaccurate
causes
most
these
deaths.
To
enhance
reliability,
deep-learning
technologies
CNN,
such
as
medical
image
processing
techniques,
are
employed
assess
parasitemia
microscopic
slides.
In
this
research,
we
propose
supervised
learning-based
Visual
Geometry
Group
(VGG-19)
performs
accurate
classification
malaria-infected
dataset
comprises
27,560
images
segmented
cells,
equally
divided
into
parasitized
(infected)
uninfected
utilized
for
VGG-19
architecture.
first
step
define
methods
can
used
training
model.
next
stage
discusses
techniques
deep
neural
networks
data
augmentation
increase
size
model's
performance.
Finally,
accuracy
outcomes
compared
from
CNN
using
same
datasets
testing,
validating
phases.
Our
trained
model
uses
samples
predict
presence
malarial-infected
cells
achieves
97%
rate.
It
is
an
endemic
vector-borne
parasitic
disease
caused
by
protozoan
parasites
of
the
genus
Plasmodium
in
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
worldwide.
In
each
area,
malaria
transmitted
a
specific
set
Anopheles
species.
consists
over
200
species,
infecting
mammals,
birds,
reptiles,
generally
tend
to
be
host-specific.
falciparum,
vivax,
malariae,
ovale,
knowlesi
are
five
known
species
that
causes
humans.
Of
cause
humans,
P.
falciparum
severe
malaria.
vivax
most
widespread
parasite
globally.
malariae
least
frequent
pathogenic,
causing
mainly
asymptomatic
infections
with
submicroscopic
parasitemia,
leading
low
morbidity
mortality,
although
it
can
occasionally
evolve
chronic
renal
disease.
Different
require
distinct
treatment
regimens.
Early
accurate
diagnosis
specifically
identify
agent
among
all
malarial
thus
crucial
for
correct
control.
Prompt
key
averting
relies
on
access
effective
therapeutics.
Several
methods,
such
as
microscopy-based
analysis,
rapid
diagnostic
test
(RDT),
serological
molecular
methods
available
diagnose
Nucleic
acid
amplification
tests
(NAATs),
which
have
advantages,
high
sensitivity
processivity
capacity
drug-resistant
strains,
despite
being
more
time
consuming
expensive
than
microscopy
RDTs.
PCR-based
also
ideal
diagnosing
mixed
infections.
However,
PCR
reliance
electricity,
costly
reagents
laboratory
facilities
sample
preparation
limited
reference
laboratories.
To
eliminate
malaria,
control
prevention
efforts
necessary
reduce
prevalence
limit
development
drug
resistance
parasite.
This
requires
robust
monitoring
surveillance
system.
Vector
surveillance,
larvae
vector
important.
Vaccines
recently,
use
monoclonal
antibodies
needed
Enhanced
investigation
spp.
genetic
variations
will
contribute
successful
future.