A novel deep learning based method for COVID-19 detection from CT image

被引:22
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作者
JavadiMoghaddam, SeyyedMohammad [1 ]
Gholamalinejad, Hossain [2 ]
机构
[1] Bozorgmehr Univ Qaenat, Dept Comp Engn, Qaen, Iran
[2] Bozorgmehr Univ Qaenat, Dept Comp Sci, Qaen, Iran
关键词
Deep learning model; Batch normalization; Mish function; COVID-19 detection method; Disease diagnosis;
D O I
10.1016/j.bspc.2021.102987
中图分类号
R318 [生物医学工程];
学科分类号
0831 ;
摘要
The novel Coronavirus named COVID-19 that World Health Organization (WHO) announced as a pandemic rapidly spread worldwide. Fast diagnosis of the virus infection is critical to prevent further spread of the virus, help identify the infected population, and cure the patients. Due to the increasing rate of infection and the limitations of the diagnosis kit, auxiliary detection tools are needed. Recent studies show that a deep learning model that comes up with the salient information of CT images can aid in the COVID-19 diagnosis. This study proposes a novel deep learning structure that the pooling layer of this model is a combination of pooling and the Squeeze Excitation Block (SE-block) layer. The proposed model uses Batch Normalization and Mish Function to optimize convergence time and performance of COVID-19 diagnosis. A dataset of two public hospitals was used to evaluate the proposed model. Moreover, it was compared to some different popular deep neural networks (DNN). The results expressed an accuracy of 99.03 with a recognition time of test mode of 0.069 ms in graphics processing unit (GPU). Furthermore, the best network results in classification metrics parameters and real-time applications belong to the proposed model.
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