Aliyu Abubakar, H. Ugail, A. M. Bukar, Ali Ahmad Aminu, Ahmad Musa
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Abstract
Burn is one of the most leading devastating injuries affecting people worldwide with high impact rate in low-and middle-income countries subjecting hundreds of thousands to loss of lives and physical deformities. Both affected individuals and health institutions are faced with challenges such as inadequate experience/well trained workforce and high diagnostics cost. The demand of having efficient, cost-effective and user-friendly technique to aid in addressing the problem is on the rise. Deep neural networks have recently attracted the attention of many researchers and achieved impressive results in many applications. Therefore, this paper proposed the use of off-the-shelf Convolutional Neural Network features from two ImageNet pre-trained models (GoogleNet and ResNet152), VGG-Face. The features are used to train Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Decision Tree (DT). 100% identification accuracy was recorded using ImageNet model and SVM.