Computers, materials & continua/Computers, materials & continua (Print),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
75(3), P. 5213 - 5228
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
study
is
designed
to
develop
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
based
analysis
tool
that
could
accurately
detect
COVID-19
lung
infections
on
portable
chest
x-rays
(CXRs).
The
frontline
physicians
and
radiologists
suffer
from
grand
challenges
for
pandemic
due
the
suboptimal
image
quality
large
volume
of
CXRs.
In
this
study,
AI-based
tools
were
developed
can
precisely
classify
infection.
Publicly
available
datasets
(N
=
1525),
non-COVID-19
normal
viral
pneumonia
1342)
bacterial
2521)
Italian
Society
Medical
Interventional
Radiology
(SIRM),
Radiopaedia,
Cancer
Imaging
Archive
(TCIA)
Kaggle
repositories
taken.
A
multi-approach
utilizing
deep
learning
ResNet101
with
without
hyperparameters
optimization
was
employed.
Additionally,
features
extracted
average
pooling
layer
used
as
input
machine
(ML)
algorithms,
which
twice
trained
algorithms.
optimized
parameters
yielded
improved
performance
default
parameters.
are
fed
k-nearest
neighbor
(KNN)
support
vector
(SVM)
highest
3-class
classification
99.86%
99.46%,
respectively.
results
indicate
proposed
approach
be
better
utilized
improving
accuracy
diagnostic
efficiency
model
has
potential
improve
further
healthcare
systems
proper
diagnosis
prognosis
Alexandria Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
64, P. 923 - 935
Published: Nov. 2, 2022
In
2019,
the
world
experienced
rapid
outbreak
of
Covid-19
pandemic
creating
an
alarming
situation
worldwide.
The
virus
targets
respiratory
system
causing
pneumonia
with
other
symptoms
such
as
fatigue,
dry
cough,
and
fever
which
can
be
mistakenly
diagnosed
pneumonia,
lung
cancer,
or
TB.
Thus,
early
diagnosis
COVID-19
is
critical
since
disease
provoke
patients'
mortality.
Chest
X-ray
(CXR)
commonly
employed
in
healthcare
sector
where
both
quick
precise
supplied.
Deep
learning
algorithms
have
proved
extraordinary
capabilities
terms
diseases
detection
classification.
They
facilitate
expedite
process
save
time
for
medical
practitioners.
this
paper,
a
deep
(DL)
architecture
multi-class
classification
Pneumonia,
Lung
Cancer,
tuberculosis
(TB),
Opacity,
most
recently
proposed.
Tremendous
CXR
images
3615
COVID-19,
6012
opacity,
5870
20,000
1400
tuberculosis,
10,192
normal
were
resized,
normalized,
randomly
split
to
fit
DL
requirements.
classification,
we
utilized
pre-trained
model,
VGG19
followed
by
three
blocks
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
feature
extraction
fully
connected
at
stage.
experimental
results
revealed
that
our
proposed
+
CNN
outperformed
existing
work
96.48
%
accuracy,
93.75
recall,
97.56
precision,
95.62
F1
score,
99.82
area
under
curve
(AUC).
model
delivered
superior
performance
allowing
practitioners
diagnose
treat
patients
more
quickly
efficiently.
Alexandria Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
74, P. 51 - 63
Published: May 17, 2023
Concerns
that
impair
human
societies
frequently
include
a
heavy
dependence
on
petroleum
and
coal
emissions
of
greenhouse
gases.
Thus,
adopting
renewable
energy
sources,
such
as
wind
power,
has
become
practical
solution
to
this
problem.
Therefore,
carry
out
the
research
velocity
energy,
time-series
structure
is
necessary.
This
study
uses
Markov
chain
Monte
Carlo
approach
Seasonal
Autoregressive
Integrated
Moving
Average
(SARIMA)
model
estimate
short-term
long-term
sustained
winds.
The
significance
building
system
initially
discussed,
after
which
framework
based
SARIMA
presented,
followed
by
Long-term
speed
projection.
Furthermore,
methodology
utilizing
method
(MCMC)
suggested
establish
analysis.
draws
for
data
maintain
stochasticity
realize
probability
transition
matrix.
Gibbs
sampling
employed
well.
model's
forecasting
abilities
were
tested
using
original
database
various
efficiency
assessment
measures,
including
Root
Mean
Square
Error
(RMSE)
Absolute
Percentage
(MAPE)
with
13.09
1.03.
In
study,
highest
KGE
WI
well
lowest
RMSE
MAE
was
chosen.
findings
demonstrate
used
in
operation
provides
outstanding
predictability.
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.
npj Viruses,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: March 8, 2024
Abstract
Viruses
of
the
phylum
Nucleocytoviricota
,
often
referred
to
as
“giant
viruses,”
are
prevalent
in
various
environments
around
globe
and
play
significant
roles
shaping
eukaryotic
diversity
activities
global
ecosystems.
Given
extensive
phylogenetic
within
this
viral
group
highly
complex
composition
their
genomes,
taxonomic
classification
giant
viruses,
particularly
incomplete
metagenome-assembled
genomes
(MAGs)
can
present
a
considerable
challenge.
Here
we
developed
TIGTOG
(
T
axonomic
I
nformation
G
iant
viruses
using
rademark
O
rthologous
roups),
machine
learning-based
approach
predict
novel
virus
MAGs
based
on
profiles
protein
family
content.
We
applied
random
forest
algorithm
training
set
1531
quality-checked,
phylogenetically
diverse
pre-selected
sets
orthologous
groups
(GVOGs).
The
models
were
predictive
assignments
with
cross-validation
accuracy
99.6%
at
order
level
97.3%
level.
found
that
no
individual
GVOGs
or
genome
features
significantly
influenced
algorithm’s
performance
models’
predictions,
indicating
predictions
comprehensive
genomic
signature,
which
reduced
necessity
fixed
marker
genes
for
assigning
purposes.
Our
validated
an
independent
test
823
varied
completeness
taxonomy
demonstrated
98.6%
95.9%
level,
respectively.
results
indicate
be
used
accurately
classify
large
DNA
different
levels
provide
fast
accurate
method
viruses.
This
could
easily
adapted
other
groups.
Scientific African,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22, P. e01961 - e01961
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
In
December
2019,
the
first
case
of
coronavirus
2019
(COVID-19)
appeared
in
China,
quickly
leading
to
a
global
pandemic.
Early
and
accurate
diagnosis
is
crucial
for
effective
disease
management.
While
reverse
transcription
polymerase
chain
reaction
(RT-PCR)
standard
diagnostic
test,
it
may
yield
false
negative
misleading
results.
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
systems
are
accelerating
transformation
medical
field,
particularly
early
detection
diagnosis.
Recent
research
has
combined
AI
with
imaging
modalities,
such
as
chest
X-ray
(CXR)
computed
tomography
(CT),
detect
virus,
aiding
doctors
making
decisions
reducing
misdiagnosis
rates.
this
article,
we
conducted
systematic
review
high-quality
articles
published
high-impact
journals
that
examined
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)-based
methods
detecting
COVID-19
from
radiographic
or
CT
images
discussed
associated
issues.
We
synthesized
publicly
available
datasets
evaluation
measures,
including
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity,
F1
score,
each
system
used
automatic
using
several
well-performing
CNN
architectures.
Furthermore,
identified
key
questions
future
directions
field.
Our
results
show
use
considerable
potential
improve
accuracy
reduce
Nevertheless,
important
challenges
must
be
addressed,
limited
access
need
rigorous
model
validation.
Additionally,
generalization
models
different
populations
contexts
needs
examined.
findings
underscore
directions,
exploration
deep
learning
smaller
datasets,
enhancing
performance
complex
cases,
designing
practical
deployment
clinical
settings.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(15), P. 7910 - 7910
Published: Aug. 7, 2022
Advances
in
nanotechnology
have
led
to
the
development
of
antimicrobial
technology
nanomaterials.
In
recent
years,
photocatalytic
antibacterial
disinfection
methods
with
ZnO-based
nanomaterials
attracted
extensive
attention
scientific
community.
addition,
recently
widely
and
speedily
spread
viral
microorganisms,
such
as
COVID-19
monkeypox
virus,
aroused
global
concerns.
Traditional
water
purification
are
inhibited
due
increased
resistance
bacteria
viruses.
Exploring
new
effective
materials
has
important
practical
application
value.
This
review
is
a
comprehensive
overview
progress
following:
(i)
preparation
comparison
between
methods;
(ii)
types
for
antibacterials
treatment;
(iii)
studying
activities
(iv)
mechanisms
antibacterials.
Subsequently,
use
different
doping
strategies
enhance
properties
also
emphatically
discussed.
Finally,
future
research
applications
activity
proposed.