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DEEP LEARNING-BASED FRAMEWORK TO DETERMINE THE DEGREE OF COVID-19 INFECTIONS FROM CHEST X-RAY
11Department of Radiodiagnosis, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
Abstract:
The corona virus disease-19 (COVID-19) epidemic, the whole globe is suffering from a medical condition catastrophe that is unprecedented in scale. As the coronavirus spreads, scientists are worried about offering or helping in the supply of remedies to preserve lives and end the epidemic. Artificial intelligence (AI), for example, has occurred altered to deal with the difficulties raised by pandemics. We provide an in-depth learning approach for locating and extracting attributes of COVID-19 from Chest X-rays. Hierarchical multilevel ResNet50 (HMResNet50) was adjusted to better COVID-19 data, which was collected to build this dataset with images of a typical chest X-ray from numerous public sources. We employed information enhancement methods such as randomized rotations with a ten-ten-degree slant, random noise, and horizontal flips to generate numerous images of chest X-ray. Outcome of the research is encouraging: the suggested models correctly identified COVID-19 chest X-rays or standard with an accuracy of 99.10 % for Resnet50 and 97.20 % for hierarchal Multilevel Resnet50. The findings suggest that the proposed is effective, with high performance and simple COVID-19 recognition methods.
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