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.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 14, 2024
Abstract
Images
from
chest
X-rays
(CXR)
are
thought
to
help
observe
and
research
various
kinds
of
pulmonary
illnesses.
Several
works
were
suggested
in
the
literature
for
recognizing
unique
lung
diseases,
only
a
few
studies
focused
on
developing
model
identify
joint
classes
diseases.
A
patient
with
negative
diagnosis
one
condition
may
have
other
disease,
vice
versa.
However,
since
many
illnesses
lung-related,
can
multiple
simultaneously.
This
paper
proposes
deep
learning
(DL)-based
pre-trained
transfer
(TL)
effectively
detecting
classifying
multiclass
diseases
CXR
images.
The
system
involves
five
phases:
preprocessing,
dataset
balancing,
feature
learning,
selection,
classification.
Firstly,
images
preprocessed
by
performing
filtering,
contrast
enhancement,
data
augmentation.
After
that,
balancing
is
performed
using
Synthetic
Minority
Oversampling
Technique
(SMOTE).
Next,
features
learned
spatial
channel-attention-based
Xception
Network
(SCAXN).
optimal
selected
nonlinear
decreasing
inertia
weight-based
rock
hyraxes
swarm
optimization
(NIWRHSO).
Finally,
classification
uses
soft
sign-incorporated
bidirectional
gated
recurrent
unit
(SBIGRU).
Two
public
datasets,
COVID-19
Radiography
(C19RY)
Tuberculosis
(TB-CXR),
been
obtained
Kaggle,
outcomes
confirmed
that
proposed
attains
superior
results
prevailing
methods.
Abstract
Objective
Machine
learning
(ML)
will
have
a
large
impact
on
medicine
and
accessibility
is
important.
This
study’s
model
was
used
to
explore
various
concepts
including
how
varying
features
of
impacted
behavior.
Materials
Methods
study
built
an
ML
that
classified
chest
X-rays
as
normal
or
abnormal
by
using
ResNet50
base
with
transfer
learning.
A
contrast
enhancement
mechanism
implemented
improve
performance.
After
training
dataset
publicly
available
radiographs,
performance
metrics
were
determined
test
set.
The
substituted
deeper
architectures
(ResNet101/152)
visualization
methods
help
determine
patterns
inference.
Results
Performance
accuracy
79%,
recall
69%,
precision
96%,
area
under
the
curve
0.9023.
Accuracy
improved
82%
74%
enhancement.
When
applied
ratio
pixels
for
inference
measured,
resulted
in
larger
portions
image
compared
ResNet50.
Discussion
performed
par
many
existing
models
despite
consumer-grade
hardware
smaller
datasets.
Individual
vary
thus
single
model’s
explainability
may
not
be
generalizable.
Therefore,
this
varied
architecture
studied
With
ResNet
architectures,
machine
make
decisions.
Conclusion
An
example
custom
showed
AI
(Artificial
Intelligence)
can
accessible
hardware,
it
also
demonstrated
studying
themes
architectures.
Network Computation in Neural Systems,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 32
Опубликована: Май 16, 2024
One
of
the
most
used
diagnostic
imaging
techniques
for
identifying
a
variety
lung
and
bone-related
conditions
is
chest
X-ray.
Recent
developments
in
deep
learning
have
demonstrated
several
successful
cases
illness
diagnosis
from
X-rays.
However,
issues
stability
class
imbalance
still
need
to
be
resolved.
Hence
this
manuscript,
multi-class
disease
classification
x-ray
images
using
hybrid
manta-ray
foraging
volcano
eruption
algorithm
boosted
multilayer
perceptron
neural
network
approach
proposed
(MPNN-Hyb-MRF-VEA).
Initially,
input
X-ray
are
taken
Covid-Chest
dataset.
Anisotropic
diffusion
Kuwahara
filtering
(ADKF)
enhance
quality
these
lower
noise.
To
capture
significant
discriminative
features,
Term
frequency-inverse
document
frequency
(TF-IDF)
based
feature
extraction
method
utilized
case.
The
Multilayer
Perceptron
Neural
Network
(MPNN)
serves
as
model
disorders
COVID-19,
pneumonia,
tuberculosis
(TB),
normal.
A
Hybrid
Manta-Ray
Foraging
Volcano
Eruption
Algorithm
(Hyb-MRF-VEA)
introduced
further
optimize
fine-tune
MPNN's
parameters.
Python
platform
accurately
evaluate
methodology.
performance
provides
23.21%,
12.09%,
5.66%
higher
accuracy
compared
with
existing
methods
like
NFM,
SVM,
CNN
respectively.
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.