Recently, the destructive impact of Coronavirus 2019, commonly known as COVID-19, has affected public health and human lives. This catastrophic effect disrupted human experience by introducing an exponentially more damaging unpredictable health crisis since the Second World War (Kursumovic et al. in Anaesthesia 75: 989-992, 2020). Strong communicable characteristics of COVID-19 within human communities make the world's crisis a severe pandemic. Due to the unavailable vaccine of COVID-19 to control rather than cure, early and accurate detection of the virus can be a promising technique for tracking and preventing the infection from spreading (e.g., by isolating the patients). This situation indicates improving the auxiliary COVID-19 detection technique. Computed tomography (CT) imaging is a widely used technique for pneumonia because of its expected availability. The artificial intelligence-aided images analysis might be a promising alternative for identifying COVID-19. This paper presents a promising technique of predicting COVID-19 patients from the CT image using convolutional neural networks (CNN). The novel approach is based on the most recent modified CNN architecture (DenseNet-121) to predict COVID-19. The results outperformed 92% accuracy, with a 95% recall showing acceptable performance for the prediction of COVID-19.
Public health and human lives recently have been impacted by the devastating effect of Coronavirus 2019. This catastrophic effect has destroyed the human experience by creating a chaotic healthcare situation infinitely more destructive than the Second World War. Strong communicable characteristics of COVID-19 among human communities make the world’s situation a severe pandemic. Due to the unavailable vaccine of COVID-19 to control rather than cure, early and accurate detection of the virus can be a promising technique for tracking and preventing the infection spreading (e.g., by isolating the patients). This situation indicates to improve auxiliary COVID-19 detection technique. Computed tomography (CT) imaging is a mostly used technique for pneumonia because of its common availability. The application of artificial intelligence systems integrated with images can be a promising alternative for the identification of COVID-19. This paper presents a promising technique of predicting COVID-19 patients from the CT image using convolutional neural networks (CNN). The novel approach is based on DenseNet is the updated CNN architecture in the present state to detect COVID-19. The results outperformed 92% accuracy, with 95% recall showing good performance for the identification of COVID-19.
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