Journal of Data Analysis and Information Processing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(01), P. 1 - 23
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Pneumonia
ranks
as
a
leading
cause
of
mortality,
particularly
in
children
aged
five
and
under.
Detecting
this
disease
typically
requires
radiologists
to
examine
chest
X-rays
report
their
findings
physicians,
task
susceptible
human
error.
The
application
Deep
Transfer
Learning
(DTL)
for
the
identification
pneumonia
through
is
hindered
by
shortage
available
images,
which
has
led
less
than
optimal
DTL
performance
issues
with
overfitting.
Overfitting
characterized
model’s
learning
that
too
closely
fitted
training
data,
reducing
its
effectiveness
on
unseen
data.
problem
overfitting
especially
prevalent
medical
image
processing
due
high
costs
extensive
time
required
annotation,
well
challenge
collecting
substantial
datasets
also
respect
patient
privacy
concerning
infectious
diseases
such
pneumonia.
To
mitigate
these
challenges,
paper
introduces
use
conditional
generative
adversarial
networks
(CGAN)
enrich
dataset
2690
synthesized
X-ray
images
minority
class,
aiming
even
out
distribution
improved
diagnostic
performance.
Subsequently,
we
applied
four
modified
lightweight
deep
transfer
models
Xception,
MobileNetV2,
MobileNet,
EfficientNetB0.
These
have
been
fine-tuned
evaluated,
demonstrating
remarkable
detection
accuracies
99.26%,
98.23%,
97.06%,
94.55%,
respectively,
across
fifty
epochs.
experimental
results
validate
proposed
achieve
accuracy
rates,
best
model
reaching
up
99.26%
effectiveness,
outperforming
other
diagnosis
from
images.
Along
with
the
remarkable
progress
of
deep
learning-based
medical
image
analysis
(DLB-MIA),
learning
models
are
widely
deployed
for
computer-aided
diagnosis
(CAD).
However,
Data
scarcity
and
model
interpretability
pose
noteworthy
challenges
to
DLB-MIA
application.
Explainable
artificial
intelligence
(XAI)
can
be
applied
in
transfer
address
aforementioned
problems,
which
makes
explainable
a
promising
methodology.
The
utilization
combined
XAI
techniques
is
therefore
surveyed.
current
status
summarized.
application
investigated
respectively
on
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
transformers.
International Journal of Computing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 283 - 291
Published: Oct. 1, 2023
Digital
images
are
a
particular
type
of
data.
They
have
numerous
applications.
Taking
into
account
current
challenges
and
trends,
image
compression
protection
to
be
ensured.
Data
format,
which
provides
fast
analysis
the
compressed,
is
needed.
In
order
satisfy
combination
these
requirements,
an
appropriate
information
system
should
developed.
this
paper,
we
design
such
based
on
atomic
functions
(AF)
that
solutions
special
functional
differential
equations
and,
in
terms
function
theory,
as
good
constructive
tools
trigonometric
polynomials.
AF-based
processing
(AFIPS),
satisfies
requirements
considered,
A
core
discrete
transform
(DAT).
feature
AFIPS
provided
by
possibility
vary
structure
procedure
DAT.
Constructive
approximation
properties
AF
ensure
high
lossy
lossless
compression,
well
representation
DAT-coefficients.
Software
implementation
investigated.
The
results
test
data
given.
Journal of Intelligent Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
32(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Abstract
Problem
The
frequency
of
liver
cancer
is
rising
worldwide,
and
it
a
common,
deadly
condition.
For
successful
treatment
patient
survival,
early
precise
diagnosis
essential.
automated
classification
using
medical
imaging
data
has
shown
potential
outcome
when
employing
machine
deep
learning
(DL)
approaches.
To
train
neural
networks,
still
quite
difficult
to
obtain
large
diverse
dataset,
especially
in
the
field.
Aim
This
article
classifies
tumors
identifies
whether
they
are
malignant,
benign
tumor,
or
normal
liver.
Methods
study
mainly
focuses
on
computed
tomography
scans
from
Radiology
Institute
Baghdad
Medical
City,
Iraq,
provides
novel
transfer
(TL)
approach
for
categorization
images.
Our
findings
show
that
TL-based
model
performs
better
at
classifying
data,
as
our
method,
high-level
characteristics
images
extracted
pre-trained
convolutional
networks
compared
conventional
techniques
DL
models
do
not
use
TL.
Results
proposed
method
TL
technology
(VGG-16,
ResNet-50,
MobileNetV2)
successfully
achieves
high
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity
identifying
cancer,
making
an
important
tool
radiologists
other
healthcare
professionals.
experiment
results
diagnostic
accuracy
VGG-16
up
99%,
ResNet-50
100%,
99%
total
was
attained
with
MobileNetV2
model.
Conclusion
proves
improvement
working
small
dataset.
new
layers
also
showed
performance
classifiers,
which
accelerated
process.
Journal of Data Analysis and Information Processing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(01), P. 1 - 23
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Pneumonia
ranks
as
a
leading
cause
of
mortality,
particularly
in
children
aged
five
and
under.
Detecting
this
disease
typically
requires
radiologists
to
examine
chest
X-rays
report
their
findings
physicians,
task
susceptible
human
error.
The
application
Deep
Transfer
Learning
(DTL)
for
the
identification
pneumonia
through
is
hindered
by
shortage
available
images,
which
has
led
less
than
optimal
DTL
performance
issues
with
overfitting.
Overfitting
characterized
model’s
learning
that
too
closely
fitted
training
data,
reducing
its
effectiveness
on
unseen
data.
problem
overfitting
especially
prevalent
medical
image
processing
due
high
costs
extensive
time
required
annotation,
well
challenge
collecting
substantial
datasets
also
respect
patient
privacy
concerning
infectious
diseases
such
pneumonia.
To
mitigate
these
challenges,
paper
introduces
use
conditional
generative
adversarial
networks
(CGAN)
enrich
dataset
2690
synthesized
X-ray
images
minority
class,
aiming
even
out
distribution
improved
diagnostic
performance.
Subsequently,
we
applied
four
modified
lightweight
deep
transfer
models
Xception,
MobileNetV2,
MobileNet,
EfficientNetB0.
These
have
been
fine-tuned
evaluated,
demonstrating
remarkable
detection
accuracies
99.26%,
98.23%,
97.06%,
94.55%,
respectively,
across
fifty
epochs.
experimental
results
validate
proposed
achieve
accuracy
rates,
best
model
reaching
up
99.26%
effectiveness,
outperforming
other
diagnosis
from
images.