Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 9, 2023
Abstract
Since
the
World
Health
Organization
declared
COVID-19
a
pandemic
in
2020,
global
community
has
faced
ongoing
challenges
controlling
and
mitigating
transmission
of
SARS-CoV-2
virus,
as
well
its
evolving
subvariants
recombinants.
A
significant
challenge
during
not
only
been
accurate
detection
positive
cases
but
also
efficient
prediction
risks
associated
with
complications
patient
survival
probabilities.
These
tasks
entail
considerable
clinical
resource
allocation
attention.
In
this
study,
we
introduce
COVID-Net
Biochem,
versatile
explainable
framework
for
constructing
machine
learning
models.
We
apply
to
predict
likelihood
developing
Acute
Kidney
Injury
hospitalization,
utilizing
biochemical
data
transparent,
systematic
approach.
The
proposed
approach
advances
model
design
by
seamlessly
integrating
domain
expertise
explainability
tools,
enabling
decisions
be
based
on
key
biomarkers.
This
fosters
more
transparent
interpretable
decision-making
process
made
machines
specifically
medical
applications.
More
specifically,
comprises
two
phases:
first
phase,
referred
“clinician-guided
design”
dataset
is
preprocessed
using
AI
expert
input.
To
better
demonstrate
prepared
benchmark
carefully
curated
markers
clinician
assessments
kidney
injury
patients.
was
selected
from
cohort
1366
individuals
at
Stony
Brook
University.
Moreover,
designed
trained
diverse
collection
models,
encompassing
gradient-based
boosting
tree
architectures
deep
transformer
architectures,
markers.
second
called
“explainability-driven
refinement”
employs
methods
gain
deeper
understanding
each
model’s
identify
overall
impact
individual
bias
identification.
context,
used
models
constructed
previous
phase
task
analyzed
outcomes
alongside
over
8
years
experience
validity
made.
explainability-driven
insights
obtained,
conjunction
feedback,
are
then
utilized
guide
refine
training
policies
architectural
iteratively.
aims
enhance
performance
trustworthiness
final
Employing
framework,
attained
93.55%
accuracy
88.05%
predicting
complications.
have
available
through
an
open-source
platform.
Although
production-ready
solution,
study
serve
catalyst
scientists,
researchers,
citizen
scientists
develop
innovative
trustworthy
decision
support
solutions,
ultimately
assisting
clinicians
worldwide
managing
outcomes.
SPE Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
29(01), С. 1 - 20
Опубликована: Сен. 7, 2023
Summary
The
present
study
introduces
an
enhanced
deep
learning
(DL)
workflow
based
on
transfer
(TL)
for
producing
high-resolution
synthetic
graphic
well
logs
(SGWLs).
To
examine
the
scalability
of
proposed
workflow,
a
carbonate
reservoir
with
high
geological
heterogeneity
has
been
chosen
as
case
study,
and
developed
is
evaluated
unseen
data
(i.e.,
blind
well).
Data
sources
include
conventional
graphical
(GWLs)
from
neighboring
wells.
During
drilling
operations,
GWLs
are
standard
practice
collecting
data.
GWL
provides
rapid
visual
representation
subsurface
lithofacies
to
establish
correlations.
This
investigation
examines
five
wells
in
southwest
Iranian
oil
field.
Due
heterogeneities,
primary
challenge
this
research
lies
addressing
imbalanced
facies
distribution.
traditional
artificial
intelligence
strategies
that
manage
[e.g.,
modified
minority
oversampling
technique
(M-SMOTE)
Tomek
link
(TKL)]
mainly
designed
solve
binary
problems.
However,
adapt
these
methods
upcoming
multiclass
situation,
one-vs.-one
(OVO)
one-vs.-all
(OVA)
decomposition
ad-hoc
techniques
used.
Well-known
VGG16-1D
ResNet18-1D
used
adaptive
very-deep
algorithms.
Additionally,
highlight
robustness
efficiency
algorithms,
shallow
approaches
support
vector
machine
(SVM)
random
forest
(RF)
classification
also
other
main
need
enough
points
train
very
resolved
through
TL.
After
identifying
well,
four
wells’
entered
model
training.
average
kappa
statistic
F-measure,
appropriate
imbalance
evaluation
metrics,
implemented
assess
workflows’
performance.
numerical
comparison
analysis
shows
TL
performs
better
set
when
combined
OVA
scheme
TKL
combat
tactic.
An
86.33%
mean
F-measure
92.09%
demonstrate
superiority.
Considering
prevalence
different
distributions,
scalable
can
be
efficient
productive
generating
SGWL.
Results in Engineering,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
22, С. 102063 - 102063
Опубликована: Апрель 2, 2024
Pneumonia
has
been
considered
a
life-threatening
disease
for
elderly
human
beings
and
those
with
weakened
immune
systems
in
the
present
medical
era.
The
contemporary
scenario
highlights
significance
of
intelligent
automatic
handheld
devices
to
detect
pneumonia
other
pulmonary
diseases.
Hence,
this
research
designed
an
improved
blended
learning
paradigm
(IBLP)
real-time
detection
from
chest
X-rays,
early
lung
diseases
alveolar
gas
using
biosensors
graphical
processing
unit
(GPU)
developed
overcome
resolve
such
challenges.
It
emphasizes
applications
techniques,
particularly
identifying
X-ray
images
exhaled
breath
support
vector
machine
(SVM).
experimental
findings
indicate
that
based
VGG16
(91.99%)
consistently
outperforms
VGG19
(88.91%)
ResNet50
(87.02%)
model
diagnostic
accuracy.
IBLP
provided
95.5%
precision,
97.69%
F1
score,
100%
recall
rate
no
false-negative
results.
future
classification
diagnosis
will
likely
involve
artificial
intelligence-based
can
provide
accurate
timely
analysis
images,
thereby
improving
patient
outcomes
reducing
healthcare
costs.
The
advent
of
three-dimensional
convolutional
neural
networks
(3D
CNNs)
has
revolutionized
the
detection
and
analysis
COVID-19
cases.
As
imaging
technologies
have
advanced,
3D
CNNs
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
for
segmenting
classifying
in
medical
images.
These
demonstrated
both
high
accuracy
rapid
capabilities,
making
them
crucial
effective
diagnostics.
This
study
offers
thorough
review
various
CNN
algorithms,
evaluating
their
efficacy
across
range
modalities.
systematically
examines
recent
advancements
methodologies.
process
involved
comprehensive
screening
abstracts
titles
to
ensure
relevance,
followed
by
meticulous
selection
research
papers
from
academic
repositories.
evaluates
these
based
on
specific
criteria
provides
detailed
insights
into
network
architectures
algorithms
used
detection.
reveals
significant
trends
use
segmentation
classification.
It
highlights
key
findings,
including
diverse
employed
compared
other
diseases,
which
predominantly
utilize
encoder/decoder
frameworks.
an
in-depth
methods,
discussing
strengths,
limitations,
potential
areas
future
research.
reviewed
total
60
published
repositories,
Springer
Elsevier.
this
implications
clinical
diagnosis
treatment
strategies.
Despite
some
efficiency
underscore
advancing
image
findings
suggest
that
could
significantly
enhance
management
COVID-19,
contributing
improved
healthcare
outcomes.
Vietnam Journal of Computer Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 27
Опубликована: Март 28, 2025
COVID-19
is
a
disease
that
infects
people
and
quickly
isolates
the
entire
world.
The
new
variants
of
continue
to
cause
high
mortality
rates.
Therefore,
many
scientists
worldwide
still
are
looking
for
solution
accurately
detect
COVID-19.
This
paper
aims
using
chest
CT-Scan
Chest
X-ray
images.
In
this
work,
we
design
bimodal
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
requires
two
inputs.
first
modality
image
segmented
by
U-Net
deep
learning
technique
infected
areas
in
lung.
second
input
image.
proposed
CNN
combines
features
extracted
from
these
Feature
extraction
performed
on
images
parallel
feature
layers.
vectors
will
be
combined
perceptron
attention
mechanism
taken
as
fully
connected
layers
classify
patient
COVID-19,
non-COVID,
pneumonia.
results
have
shown
newly
designed
outperforms
other
similar
state-of-the-art
methods
especially
distinguishing
between
pneumonia
cases.
has
achieved
98.79%
classification
accuracy
43.20%
loss.
framework
could
particularly
beneficial
telemedicine,
enabling
remote
diagnosis
with
limited
access
medical
specialists.
Diagnostics,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(15), С. 2583 - 2583
Опубликована: Авг. 3, 2023
Computed
tomography
(CT)
scans,
or
radiographic
images,
were
used
to
aid
in
the
early
diagnosis
of
patients
and
detect
normal
abnormal
lung
function
human
chest.
However,
lungs
infected
with
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
was
made
more
accurately
from
CT
scan
data
than
a
swab
test.
This
study
uses
chest
radiography
pictures
identify
categorize
lungs,
opacities,
COVID-19-infected
viral
pneumonia
(often
called
pneumonia).
In
past,
several
CAD
systems
using
image
processing,
ML/DL,
other
forms
machine
learning
have
been
developed.
those
did
not
provide
general
solution,
required
huge
hyper-parameters,
computationally
inefficient
process
datasets.
Moreover,
DL
models
high
computational
complexity,
which
requires
memory
cost,
complexity
experimental
materials'
backgrounds,
makes
it
difficult
train
an
efficient
model.
To
address
these
issues,
we
developed
Inception
module,
improved
recognize
four
classes
Chest
X-ray
this
research
by
substituting
original
convolutions
architecture
based
on
modified-Xception
(m-Xception).
addition,
model
incorporates
depth-separable
convolution
layers
within
layer,
interlinked
linear
residuals.
The
model's
training
utilized
two-stage
transfer
produce
effective
Finally,
XgBoost
classifier
multiple
X-rays.
evaluate
m-Xception
model,
1095
dataset
converted
augmentation
technique
into
48,000
including
12,000
normal,
pneumonia,
COVID-19
opacity
images.
balance
classes,
technique.
Using
public
datasets
three
distinct
train-test
divisions
(80-20%,
70-30%,
60-40%)
our
work,
attained
average
96.5%
accuracy,
96%
F1
score,
recall,
precision.
A
comparative
analysis
demonstrates
that
method
outperforms
comparable
existing
methods.
results
experiments
indicate
proposed
approach
is
intended
assist
radiologists
better
diagnosing
different
diseases.
The Clinical Respiratory Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(5), С. 364 - 373
Опубликована: Март 15, 2023
Abstract
Objective
COVID‐19
is
ravaging
the
world,
but
traditional
reverse
transcription‐polymerase
reaction
(RT‐PCR)
tests
are
time‐consuming
and
have
a
high
false‐negative
rate
lack
of
medical
equipment.
Therefore,
lung
imaging
screening
methods
proposed
to
diagnose
due
its
fast
test
speed.
Currently,
commonly
used
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
model
requires
large
number
datasets,
accuracy
basic
capsule
for
multiple
classification
limital.
For
this
reason,
paper
proposes
novel
based
on
CNN
CapsNet.
Methods
The
integrates
And
attention
mechanism
module
multi‐branch
lightweight
applied
enhance
performance.
Use
contrast
adaptive
histogram
equalization
(CLAHE)
algorithm
preprocess
image
contrast.
preprocessed
images
input
into
training,
ReLU
was
as
activation
function
adjust
parameters
achieve
optimal.
Result
dataset
includes
1200
X‐ray
(400
COVID‐19,
400
viral
pneumonia,
normal),
we
replace
VGG16,
InceptionV3,
Xception,
Inception‐Resnet‐v2,
ResNet50,
DenseNet121,
MoblieNetV2
integrate
with
Compared
CapsNet,
improves
6.96%,
7.83%,
9.37%,
10.47%,
10.38%
in
accuracy,
area
under
curve
(AUC),
recall,
F1
scores,
respectively.
In
binary
experiment,
compared
AUC,
recall
rate,
score
were
increased
by
5.33%,
5.34%,
2.88%,
8.00%,
5.56%,
Conclusion
embedded
advantages
has
good
effect
small
dataset.
IET Image Processing,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(11), С. 3127 - 3142
Опубликована: Май 30, 2023
Abstract
The
global
economy
has
been
dramatically
impacted
by
COVID‐19,
which
spread
to
be
a
pandemic.
COVID‐19
virus
affects
the
respiratory
system,
causing
difficulty
breathing
in
patient.
It
is
crucial
identify
and
treat
infections
as
soon
possible.
Traditional
diagnostic
reverse
transcription‐polymerase
chain
reaction
(RT‐PCR)
methods
require
more
time
find
infection.
A
high
infection
rate,
slow
laboratory
analysis,
delayed
test
results
caused
widespread
uncontrolled
of
disease.
This
study
aims
diagnose
epidemic
leveraging
modified
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
quickly
safely
predict
disease's
appearance
from
computed
tomography
(CT)
scan
images
physiological
parameters
dataset.
dataset
representing
500
patients
was
used
train,
test,
validate
CNN
model
with
detecting
having
an
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity,
F1‐score
99.33%,
99.09%,
99.52%,
99.24%,
respectively.
These
experimental
suggest
that
our
strategy
performs
better
than
previously
published
approaches.