DETECTION OF COVID-19 WITH CHEST X-RAY
Abstract
In order to speed up finding of causes of COVID-19 illness, this study developed novel diagnostic platform using profound convolutional neural network (CNN) helping radiologists diagnose COVID-19 pneumonia beside non-COVID-19 pneumonia in patient in Middle more Hospital. As the name suggests, crucial objective of our research is to produce a chest X-ray image classification program which could properly identify a scan's categorization as either "normal," "viral pneumonia," or "COVID-19." Using X-rays, we will train an image classifier to determine whether or not a person has COVID-19. In this data set, there are over 3000 chest X-ray pictures categorized in normal, viral, as well as COVID-19. A picture classifying system which properly identifies which of three categories Chest X-Ray scan corresponds with is purpose of this investigation.
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