Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: Aug. 13, 2023
In
2019,
we
faced
a
pandemic
due
to
the
coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19),
with
millions
of
confirmed
cases
and
reported
deaths.
Even
in
recovered
patients,
symptoms
can
be
persistent
over
weeks,
termed
Post-COVID.
addition
common
fatigue,
muscle
weakness,
cognitive
impairments,
visual
impairments
have
been
reported.
Automatic
classification
COVID
Post-COVID
is
researched
based
on
blood
samples
radiation-based
procedures,
among
others.
However,
symptom-oriented
assessment
for
still
missing.
Thus,
propose
Virtual
Reality
environment
which
stereoscopic
stimuli
are
displayed
test
patient's
stereopsis
performance.
While
performing
tasks,
eyes'
gaze
pupil
diameter
recorded.
We
collected
data
from
15
controls
20
patients
study.
Therefrom,
extracted
features
three
main
groups,
performance,
diameter,
behavior,
trained
various
classifiers.
The
Random
Forest
classifier
achieved
best
result
71%
accuracy.
recorded
support
showing
worse
performance
eye
movement
alterations
There
limitations
study
design,
comprising
small
sample
size
use
an
tracking
system.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 1132 - 1132
Published: Jan. 23, 2025
Reliably
detecting
COVID-19
is
critical
for
diagnosis
and
disease
control.
However,
imbalanced
data
in
medical
datasets
pose
significant
challenges
machine
learning
models,
leading
to
bias
poor
generalization.
The
dataset
obtained
from
the
EPIVIGILA
system
Chilean
Epidemiological
Surveillance
Process
contains
information
on
over
6,000,000
patients,
but,
like
many
current
datasets,
it
suffers
class
imbalance.
To
address
this
issue,
we
applied
various
algorithms,
both
with
without
sampling
methods,
compared
them
using
different
classification
diagnostic
metrics
such
as
precision,
sensitivity,
specificity,
likelihood
ratio
positive,
odds
ratio.
Our
results
showed
that
applying
methods
improved
metric
values
contributed
models
better
Effectively
managing
crucial
reliable
diagnosis.
This
study
enhances
understanding
of
how
techniques
can
improve
reliability
contribute
patient
outcomes.
Oeconomia Copernicana,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 27 - 58
Published: March 30, 2024
Research
background:
Deep
and
machine
learning-based
algorithms
can
assist
in
COVID-19
image-based
medical
diagnosis
symptom
tracing,
optimize
intensive
care
unit
admission,
use
clinical
data
to
determine
patient
prioritization
mortality
risk,
being
pivotal
qualitative
provision,
reducing
errors,
increasing
survival
rates,
thus
diminishing
the
massive
healthcare
system
burden
relation
severe
inpatient
stay
duration,
while
operational
costs
throughout
organizational
management
of
hospitals.
Data-driven
financial
scenario-based
contingency
planning,
predictive
modelling
tools,
risk
pooling
mechanisms
should
be
deployed
for
additional
equipment
unforeseen
demand
expenses.
Purpose
article:
We
show
that
deep
decision
making
systems
likelihood
treatment
outcomes
with
regard
susceptible,
infected,
recovered
individuals,
performing
accurate
analyses
by
modeling
based
on
vital
signs,
surveillance
data,
infection-related
biomarkers,
furthering
hospital
facility
optimization
terms
bed
allocation.
Methods:
The
review
software
employed
article
screening
quality
evaluation
were:
AMSTAR,
AXIS,
DistillerSR,
Eppi-Reviewer,
MMAT,
PICO
Portal,
Rayyan,
ROBIS,
SRDR.
Findings
&
value
added:
support
tools
forecast
spread,
confirmed
cases,
infection
rates
data-driven
appropriate
resource
allocations
effective
therapeutic
protocol
development,
determining
suitable
measures
regulations
using
symptoms
comorbidities,
laboratory
records
across
units,
impacting
financing
infrastructure.
As
a
result
heightened
personal
protective
equipment,
pharmacy
medication,
outpatient
treatment,
supplies,
revenue
loss
vulnerability
occur,
also
due
expenses
related
hiring
staff
critical
expenditures.
Hospital
care,
screening,
capacity
expansion,
lead
further
losses
affecting
frontline
workers
patients.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(13), P. 2630 - 2630
Published: July 4, 2024
Technological
advancements
for
diverse
aspects
of
life
have
been
made
possible
by
the
swift
development
and
application
Internet
Things
(IoT)
based
technologies.
IoT
technologies
are
primarily
intended
to
streamline
various
processes,
guarantee
system
(technology
or
process)
efficiency,
ultimately
enhance
quality
life.
An
effective
method
pandemic
detection
is
combination
deep
learning
(DL)
techniques
with
IoT.
proved
beneficial
in
many
healthcare
domains,
especially
during
last
worldwide
health
crisis:
COVID-19
pandemic.
Using
studies
published
between
2019
2024,
this
review
seeks
examine
ways
that
IoT-DL
models
contribute
detection.
We
obtained
titles,
keywords,
abstracts
chosen
papers
using
Scopus
Web
Science
(WoS)
databases.
This
study
offers
a
comprehensive
literature
unresolved
problems
applying
DL
19
were
eligible
be
read
from
start
finish
out
2878
initially
accessed.
To
provide
practitioners,
policymakers,
researchers
useful
information,
we
range
previous
goals,
approaches
used,
contributions
those
studies.
Furthermore,
considering
numerous
as
they
help
preparedness
control,
structured
overview
current
scientific
trends
open
issues
field.
provides
thorough
state-of-the-art
routing
currently
use,
well
their
limits
potential
future
developments,
making
it
an
invaluable
resource
practitioners
tool
multidisciplinary
research.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
Though
COVID-19
is
no
longer
a
pandemic
but
rather
an
endemic,
the
epidemiological
situation
related
to
SARS-CoV-2
virus
developing
at
alarming
rate,
impacting
every
corner
of
world.
The
rapid
escalation
coronavirus
has
led
scientific
community
engagement,
continually
seeking
solutions
ensure
comfort
and
safety
society.
Understanding
joint
impact
medical
non-medical
interventions
on
spread
essential
for
making
public
health
decisions
that
control
pandemic.
This
paper
introduces
two
novel
hybrid
machine-learning
ensembles
combine
supervised
unsupervised
learning
data
classification
regression.
study
utilizes
publicly
available
outbreak
potential
predictive
features
in
USA
dataset,
which
provides
information
disease
US,
including
from
each
3142
US
counties
beginning
epidemic
(January
2020)
until
June
2021.
developed
hierarchical
classifiers
outperform
single
algorithms.
best-achieved
performance
metrics
task
were
Accuracy
=
0.912,
ROC-AUC
0.916,
F1-score
0.916.
proposed
ensemble
combining
both
allows
us
increase
accuracy
regression
by
11%
terms
MSE,
29%
area
under
ROC,
43%
MPP
metric.
Thus,
using
approach,
it
possible
predict
number
cases
deaths
based
demographic,
geographic,
climatic,
traffic,
health,
social-distancing-policy
adherence,
political
characteristics
with
sufficiently
high
accuracy.
reveals
pressure
most
important
feature
analysis.
Five
other
significant
identified
have
influence
spread.
combined
ensembling
approach
introduced
this
can
help
policymakers
design
prevention
measures
avoid
or
minimize
threats
future.
The
pandemic
produced
by
coronavirus2
(COVID-19)
and
other
related
infectious
diseases
have
been
confined
to
the
world,
there
is
a
need
control
its
spread
as
well
prepare
for
any
outbreak
although
early
detection
strategies.
Therefore,
this
paper
aimed
identify
an
efficient
machine
learning
(ML)-based
model
combat
of
diseases.
Seven
(7)
ML-based
models
are
studied:
k-nearest
neighbor
(KNN),
support
vector
machine_poly,
(SVM-Poly),
machine_RBF,
random
forest
(RF),
decision
tree
(DT),
XGBoost,
Logistic
regression
(LR)
were
used
quick
better
potential
COVID-19
cases.
dataset
utilized
picks
pertinent
symptoms
identification
suspicious
person
from
symptoms.
experiments
achieved
XGBoost
leading
with
accuracy
98.4%,
precision
94.0%,
recall
93.5%,
F1-Score
94.0%
respectively.
results
showed
that
real-time
data
capturing
will
efficiently
detect
monitor
patients.
This
research
help
many
teams
create
useful
apps
based
on
ML,
DL,
AI
models,
healthcare
organizations,
academics,
governments
demonstrating
how
these
methods
can
make
it
easier
COVID-19.
Beni-Suef University Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Dec. 12, 2022
Abstract
Background
Prediction
of
accurate
crude
oil
viscosity
when
pressure
volume
temperature
(PVT)
experimental
results
are
not
readily
available
has
been
a
major
challenge
to
the
petroleum
industry.
This
is
due
substantial
impact
an
inaccurate
prediction
will
have
on
production
planning,
reservoir
management,
enhanced
recovery
processes
and
choice
design
facilities
such
as
tubing,
pipeline
pump
sizes.
In
bid
attain
improved
accuracy
in
predictions,
recent
research
focused
applying
various
machine
learning
algorithms
intelligent
mechanisms.
this
work,
extensive
comparative
analysis
between
single-based
techniques
artificial
neural
network,
support
vector
machine,
decision
tree
linear
regression,
ensemble
bagging,
boosting
voting
was
performed.
The
performance
models
assessed
by
using
five
evaluation
measures,
namely
mean
absolute
error,
relative
squared
root
error
log
error.
Results
methods
offered
generally
higher
accuracies
than
techniques.
addition,
weak
learners
dataset
used
study
(for
example,
SVM)
were
transformed
into
strong
with
better
based
method,
while
other
discovered
had
significantly
performance.
Conclusion
great
prospects
enhancing
overall
predictive
domain
fluid
PVT
properties
(such
undersaturated
viscosity)
prediction.