基于云平台的新型冠状病毒感染患者检测节能模型“基于深度卷积神经网络的Inception V3”

Q3 Mathematics Epidemiologic Methods Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1515/em-2021-0046
Sachin Kumar, S. Pal, Vijendra Pratap Singh, Priya Jaiswal
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COVID-19威胁着数十亿人的健康,并在全球迅速蔓延。医学研究表明,大多数COVID-19患者。新型冠状病毒肺炎x线被广泛使用,因为其价格明显低于CT。这篇研究文章旨在用更短的时间和更高的准确性在胸部x光片中发现COVID-19病毒。方法利用云平台上可用的inception-v3迁移学习模型对COVID-19感染进行分类。在线Inception v3模型对COVID-19疾病识别可靠、高效。在本实验中,我们收集了COVID-19感染患者的图像,然后应用在线inception-v3模型自动提取特征,并使用softmax分类器对COVID-19图像进行分类。最后,实验表明inception v3对COVID-19图像分类具有重要意义。结果我们的研究结果表明,我们在云平台上提出的初始v3模型可以在44分钟内检测出99.41%的COVID-19和肺口罩疾病之间的COVID-19病例。我们还拍摄了正常胸部的图像,以获得更好的结果。为了估计模型的计算能力,我们收集了6018张COVID-19,肺面罩和正常胸部图像进行实验。我们的预测模型通过使用胸部x射线提供了可靠的COVID-19分类。本研究利用云平台上的inception v3模型,通过x线图像对COVID-19感染进行分类。云平台上提供的Inception v3模型有助于临床专家检查大量的人体胸部x光图像。科学和临床实验将是本文的后续目标。
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Energy- efficient model “Inception V3 based on deep convolutional neural network” using cloud platform for detection of COVID-19 infected patients
Abstract Objectives COVID-19 is frightening the health of billions of persons and speedily scattering worldwide. Medical studies have revealed that the majority of COVID-19 patients. X-ray of COVID-19 is extensively used because of their noticeably lower price than CT. This research article aims to spot the COVID-19 virus in the X-ray of the chest in less time and with better accuracy. Methods We have used the inception-v3 available on the cloud platform transfer learning model to classify COVID-19 infection. The online Inception v3 model can be reliable and efficient for COVID-19 disease recognition. In this experiment, we collected images of COVID-19-infected patients, then applied the online inception-v3 model to automatically extract features, and used a softmax classifier to classify the COVID-19 images. Finally, the experiment shows inception v3 is significant for COVID-19 image classification. Results Our results demonstrate that our proposed inception v3 model available on the cloud platform can detect 99.41% of COVID-19 cases between COVID-19 and Lung Mask diseases in 44 min only. We have also taken images of the normal chest for better outcomes. To estimate the computation power of the model, we collected 6018 COVID-19, Lung Masks, & Normal Chest images for experimentation. Our projected model offered a trustworthy COVID-19 classification by using chest X-rays. Conclusions In this research paper, the inception v3 model available on the cloud platform is used to categorize COVID-19 infection by X-ray images. The Inception v3 model available on the cloud platform is helpful to clinical experts to examine the enormous quantity of human chest X-ray images. Scientific and clinical experiments will be the subsequent objective of this paper.
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Epidemiologic Methods
Epidemiologic Methods Mathematics-Applied Mathematics
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期刊介绍: Epidemiologic Methods (EM) seeks contributions comparable to those of the leading epidemiologic journals, but also invites papers that may be more technical or of greater length than what has traditionally been allowed by journals in epidemiology. Applications and examples with real data to illustrate methodology are strongly encouraged but not required. Topics. genetic epidemiology, infectious disease, pharmaco-epidemiology, ecologic studies, environmental exposures, screening, surveillance, social networks, comparative effectiveness, statistical modeling, causal inference, measurement error, study design, meta-analysis
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