Chest X-Ray Analysis Using Machine Learning for Pneumonia Detection

A dangerous and potentially fatal respiratory infection is pneumonia., especially for young children and the elderly. With the shortage of radiologists, our automated approach can help fill the gap by providing a quick and reliable diagnosis. By leveraging advanced machine learning techniques, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes by increasing the effectiveness and accuracy of pneumonia detection. Our study proposes an automated approach to detect pneumonia by applying advanced machine learning strategies to chest radiographs. The method is taking relevant information out of the photos and using a robust classification algorithm to distinguish between healthy images and images that show pneumonia. For image processing tasks, the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) algorithm is selected due to its efficacy. A useful indicator for assessing pneumonia detection systems, the F1 score aids in determining how well machine learning models work. By indicating the model's capacity to precisely detect optimistic cases while reducing false positives, it offers a reasonable valuation of overall performance. The created model is a useful tool to assist healthcare workers in promptly identifying cases of pneumonia, since it demonstrates promising sensitivity and specificity. The findings of this study have implications for respiratory infection treatment that include accelerating diagnosis times, decreasing human error, and eventually increasing patient outcomes.

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2024-11-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdcc62744.2024.10961354
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Chest X-Ray Analysis Using Machine Learning for Pneumonia Detection

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Chest X-Ray Analysis Using Machine Learning for Pneumonia Detection

Thenmozhi MI, Nithya Sree R S, Mohammed Esa Khan J, R B Akshaya, Barath kumar L
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Abstract

A dangerous and potentially fatal respiratory infection is pneumonia., especially for young children and the elderly. With the shortage of radiologists, our automated approach can help fill the gap by providing a quick and reliable diagnosis. By leveraging advanced machine learning techniques, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes by increasing the effectiveness and accuracy of pneumonia detection. Our study proposes an automated approach to detect pneumonia by applying advanced machine learning strategies to chest radiographs. The method is taking relevant information out of the photos and using a robust classification algorithm to distinguish between healthy images and images that show pneumonia. For image processing tasks, the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) algorithm is selected due to its efficacy. A useful indicator for assessing pneumonia detection systems, the F1 score aids in determining how well machine learning models work. By indicating the model's capacity to precisely detect optimistic cases while reducing false positives, it offers a reasonable valuation of overall performance. The created model is a useful tool to assist healthcare workers in promptly identifying cases of pneumonia, since it demonstrates promising sensitivity and specificity. The findings of this study have implications for respiratory infection treatment that include accelerating diagnosis times, decreasing human error, and eventually increasing patient outcomes.

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