The
most
prevalent
lung
condition
affecting
people
worldwide
is
pneumonia.
Diagnosing
pneumonia
only
from
a
chest
X-ray
(CXR)
might
be
challenging.
study
aims
to
simplify
infection
detection
for
experts
and
novices
alike.
We
suggest
deep
learning
(DL)
approach
identifying
using
transfer
(TL).
A
residual
network
previously
trained
on
ImageNet
used
in
the
proposed
method
recover
image
features,
which
then
fed
into
CNN
classifier
prediction.
performance
of
suggested
model
displays
ability
diagnose
pneumonia,
showing
that
ResNet152V2
could
effectively
distinguish
between
normal
X-rays,
reducing
burden
radiologists.
Using
(ResNet152V2),
can
determine
whether
or
not
person
has
trained.
Here,
outputs
five
different
models
are
compared.
executed
GPU
through
Google
colab.
Compared
CPU's
performance,
considerably
speed
up
detecting
process.
Journal of Cardiovascular Development and Disease,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 485 - 485
Published: Dec. 4, 2023
Coronary
artery
disease
(CAD)
has
the
highest
mortality
rate;
therefore,
its
diagnosis
is
vital.
Intravascular
ultrasound
(IVUS)
a
high-resolution
imaging
solution
that
can
image
coronary
arteries,
but
software
via
wall
segmentation
and
quantification
been
evolving.
In
this
study,
deep
learning
(DL)
paradigm
was
explored
along
with
bias.Using
PRISMA
model,
145
best
UNet-based
non-UNet-based
methods
for
were
selected
analyzed
their
characteristics
scientific
clinical
validation.
This
study
computed
thickness
by
estimating
inner
outer
borders
of
IVUS
cross-sectional
scans.
Further,
review
bias
in
DL
system
first
time
when
it
comes
to
Three
methods,
namely
(i)
ranking,
(ii)
radial,
(iii)
regional
area,
applied
compared
using
Venn
diagram.
Finally,
presented
explainable
AI
(XAI)
paradigms
framework.UNet
provides
powerful
walls
scans
due
ability
extract
automated
features
at
different
scales
encoders,
reconstruct
segmented
decoders,
embed
variants
skip
connections.
Most
research
hampered
lack
motivation
XAI
pruned
(PAI)
models.
None
UNet
models
met
criteria
bias-free
design.
For
assessment
settings,
necessary
move
from
paper-to-practice
approach.
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11, P. 125543 - 125561
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Medical
image
segmentation
aims
to
identify
important
or
suspicious
regions
within
medical
images.
However,
many
challenges
are
usually
faced
while
developing
networks
for
this
type
of
analysis.
First,
preserving
the
original
resolution
is
utmost
importance
task
where
identifying
subtle
features
abnormalities
can
significantly
impact
accuracy
diagnosis.
The
introduction
dilated
convolution
module
helped
preserve
in
deep
convolutional
neural
networks,
but
it
has
a
drawback:
loss
local
spatial
due
increased
kernel
sparsity
checkboard
patterns.
To
address
this,
work,
double-dilated
proposed
maintain
achieving
large
receptive
field.
This
approach
applied
tumor
breast
cancer
mammograms
as
proof-of-concept.
Additionally,
study
tackles
issue
pixel-level
class
imbalance
mammogram
screenings
by
comparing
various
functions
find
best
one
mass
segmentation.
Our
work
also
addresses
"black-box"
nature
models
performing
quantitative
and
qualitative
evaluations
their
interpretability
using
Gradient
weighted
Class
Activation
Map
(Grad-CAM)
with
other
explainable
An
experimental
analysis
on
lesion
performed
from
INBreast
dataset,
both
before
after
integrating
dilation
into
state-of-the-art
network.
results
demonstrate
effectiveness
terms
Dice
similarity
Miss
Detection
rate
promotes
Tversky
Loss
function
training
pixel-imbalanced
data
Grad-CAM
explaining
results.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(18), P. 10270 - 10270
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
address
three
questions
in
AI-assisted
COVID-19
diagnostic
systems:
(1)
How
does
a
CNN
model
trained
on
one
dataset
perform
test
datasets
from
disparate
medical
centers?
(2)
What
accuracy
gains
can
be
achieved
by
enriching
the
training
with
new
images?
(3)
learned
features
elucidate
classification
results,
and
how
do
they
vary
among
different
models?
To
achieve
these
aims,
four
models—AlexNet,
ResNet-50,
MobileNet,
VGG-19—were
five
rounds
incrementally
adding
images
baseline
set
comprising
11,538
chest
X-ray
images.
In
each
round,
models
were
tested
decreasing
levels
of
image
similarity.
Notably,
all
showed
performance
drops
when
containing
outlier
or
sourced
other
clinics.
Round
1,
95.2~99.2%
was
for
Level
1
testing
(i.e.,
same
clinic
but
apart
only),
94.7~98.3%
2
an
external
similar).
However,
drastically
decreased
3
rotation
deformation),
mean
sensitivity
plummeting
99%
36%.
For
4
another
clinic),
97%
86%,
67%.
Rounds
3,
25%
50%
improved
average
Level-3
15%
23%
56%
71%
83%).
5,
increased
Level-4
81%
92%
95%,
respectively.
Among
models,
ResNet-50
demonstrated
most
robust
across
five-round
training/testing
phases,
while
VGG-19
persistently
underperformed.
Heatmaps
intermediate
activation
visual
correlations
pneumonia
manifestations
insufficient
explicitly
explain
classification.
heatmaps
at
shed
light
progression
models’
learning
behavior.
This
work
overcomes
the
limitations
of
sparsely
labeled
data
by
optimizing
ResNet
transfer
learning
methods
in
medical
classification
images.
Using
a
deductive
approach
along
with
interpretive
philosophy,
we
optimize
for
better
diagnostic
performance
on
healthcare
sets.
Our
team
technical
includes
preprocessing
datasets,
configuring
model
architectures,
and
fine-tuning
hyperparameters
using
secondary
data.
The
improved
as
demonstrated
results
is
confirmed
metrics
such
precision,
reliability,
recall.
Analyses
comparisons
demonstrate
superiority
over
basic
models.
Upcoming
tasks
include
working
together
to
create
standardized
benchmarks,
improving
interpretability
scalability,
verifying
actual
clinical
settings.
2022 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 1 - 8
Published: March 25, 2024
Human
activity
recognition
involves
identifying
the
daily
living
activities
of
an
individual
through
utilization
sensor
attributes
and
intelligent
learning
algorithms.
The
identification
intricate
human
proves
to
be
a
labo-rious
task,
given
inherent
difficulty
capturing
long-term
dependencies
extracting
efficient
features
from
unprocessed
data.
For
this
purpose,
study
aims
at
recognizing
classifying
using
physiological
biological
data
generated
by
Actigraph,
as
they
can
accurately
measure
moderate-to-vigorous
intensity
physical
which
is
mostly
affected
body
composition
also
better
suited
for
self-monitoring.
We
examined
effectiveness
these
applying
prevalent
machine
classifiers
long
short-term
memory
(LSTM)
networks
on
recently
publicly
available
data,
includes
accelerometer
heart
rate
recordings.
results
our
experiments
showed
that
LSTM
models
performed
than
conventional
ML
with
best
result
achieving
accuracy
86.5%.
findings
confirms
significance
in
more.
Diagnostics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(13), P. 1334 - 1334
Published: June 24, 2024
In
this
research,
we
introduce
a
network
that
can
identify
pneumonia,
COVID-19,
and
tuberculosis
using
X-ray
images
of
patients'
chests.
The
study
emphasizes
tuberculosis,
healthy
lung
conditions,
discussing
how
advanced
neural
networks,
like
VGG16
ResNet50,
improve
the
detection
issues
from
images.
To
prepare
for
model's
input
requirements,
enhanced
them
through
data
augmentation
techniques
training
purposes.
We
evaluated
performance
by
analyzing
precision,
recall,
F1
scores
across
training,
validation,
testing
datasets.
results
show
ResNet50
model
outperformed
with
accuracy
resilience.
It
displayed
superior
ROC
AUC
values
in
both
validation
test
scenarios.
Particularly
impressive
were
ResNet50's
precision
recall
rates,
nearing
0.99
all
conditions
set.
On
hand,
also
performed
well
during
testing-detecting
0.93.
Our
highlights
our
deep
learning
method
showcasing
effectiveness
over
traditional
approaches
VGG16.
This
progress
utilizes
methods
to
enhance
classification
augmenting
balancing
them.
positions
approach
as
an
advancement
state-of-the-art
applications
imaging.
By
enhancing
reliability
diagnosing
ailments
such
COVID-19
models
have
potential
transform
care
treatment
strategies,
highlighting
their
role
clinical
diagnostics.
Brain Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Aug. 21, 2024
Abstract
Epileptic
seizure
(ES)
detection
is
an
active
research
area,
that
aims
at
patient-specific
ES
with
high
accuracy
from
electroencephalogram
(EEG)
signals.
The
early
of
crucial
for
timely
medical
intervention
and
prevention
further
injuries
the
patients.
This
work
proposes
a
robust
deep
learning
framework
called
HyEpiSeiD
extracts
self-trained
features
pre-processed
EEG
signals
using
hybrid
combination
convolutional
neural
network
followed
by
two
gated
recurrent
unit
layers
performs
prediction
based
on
those
extracted
features.
proposed
evaluated
public
datasets,
UCI
Epilepsy
Mendeley
datasets.
model
achieved
99.01%
97.50%
classification
accuracy,
respectively,
outperforming
most
state-of-the-art
methods
in
epilepsy
domain.
Diagnostics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(19), P. 3047 - 3047
Published: Sept. 25, 2023
The
emergence
of
the
infectious
diseases,
such
as
novel
coronavirus,
a
significant
global
health
threat
has
emphasized
urgent
need
for
effective
treatments
and
vaccines.
As
diseases
become
more
common
around
world,
it
is
important
to
have
strategies
in
place
prevent
monitor
them.
This
study
reviews
hybrid
models
that
incorporate
emerging
technologies
preventing
monitoring
diseases.
It
also
presents
comprehensive
review
employed
since
outbreak
COVID-19.
encompasses
integrate
innovative
technologies,
blockchain,
Internet
Things
(IoT),
big
data,
artificial
intelligence
(AI).
By
harnessing
these
system
enables
secure
contact
tracing
source
isolation.
Based
on
review,
conceptual
framework
model
proposes
incorporates
technologies.
proposed
tracing,
isolation
using
blockchain
technology,
IoT
sensors,
data
collection.
A
approach
With
continued
research
development
model,
efforts
effectively
combat
safeguard
public
will
continue.
2022 9th International Conference on Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 737 - 740
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Skin
cancer,
an
extremely
common
and
potentially
fatal
condition,
emphasizes
the
critical
importance
of
timely
precise
detection.
This
study
presents
a
thorough
examination
dermatological
image
classification
using
deep
learning
models
on
Med
Node
dataset.
Five
prominent
models,
including
InceptionV3,
Xception,
VGG19,
EfficientNetB1,
DenseNet201,
were
assessed
for
their
ability
to
discern
between
melanoma
naevus
instances.
Noteworthy
variations
in
performance
metrics
observed,
with
Xception
standing
out
exceptional
accuracy
95.88%
perfect
precision
recall
both
classes.
In
contrast,
InceptionV3
demonstrated
balanced
trade-off
recall.
VGG19
exhibited
comparatively
lower
performance,
while
EfficientNetB1
DenseNet201
showcased
outstanding
accuracy,
leading
remarkable
96.47%.
A
subsequent
statistical
analysis
z-scores
two-tailed
p-values
confirmed
significant
differences
among
top
three
(EfficientNetB1,
DenseNet201).
The
compared
proposed
model
existing
PECK
Ensemble
model.
results
indicated
substantial
5%
improvement
We
have
also
added
explainable
AI
(XAI)
Lime
visualize
lesion
section.
Z-score
is
calculated
check
its
reliability.