Project Report On Primitive Diagnosis of Respiratory Diseases - Google Docs1
Project Report On Primitive Diagnosis of Respiratory Diseases - Google Docs1
RESPIRATORY DISEASES
Team Members
owadaysforidentifyingorpredictinganydiseasesonhumanbeings,weshouldhaveaproper
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diagnosis for predicting the disease which is present in that human body. In general for
prediction of diseases we try to use either X-Ray, CT or MRI scan techniques for taking
decisions on that appropriate disease. In general medical people need complete knowledge on
thatappropriatedomaintofindouttheabnormalitywhichispresentinhumanbeings.Asweall
know that India tops the world for having more deaths due to lung diseases.Afterthesecond
highestcauseofdeathsinIndiaduetoheartdisease,thislungdiseaseisonewhichisincreasing
its rank more and more. In order to reduce that problemearlydiagnosisandtreatmentoflung
diseases is critical to prevent complications including death. Normally for finding the
abnormalitypresentinlungs,lung X-rayisplayingaveryimportantroletodetectthecomplete
information about the lungs. In this project we try to present an effective way for expert
diagnosis of lung diseases using deep learning models.This will especially benefit rural areas
where continuous medication is not easily available.We conclude by discussing research
obstacles, emerging trends, and possible future directions for improving some more
advancement.
INTRODUCTION
hechestisthemostimportantpartofthebodyasit
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containstherespirationorgans,whichareresponsibleforsustainingtheimportantlifefunctions
of the body. The count of people being diagnosed with a chest diseasegloballyisinmillions.
Chest X-rays are considered to be one of the most cost-effective medical image examinations
available. The one who specializes in diagnosing diseases using X-rays is Radiologists. To
discoverpossiblediseasesinthelungstheradiologistsspendalotoftimediagnosingchestX-ray
images. The knowledge of anatomical principles, physiology and pathology, and also keen
analysisareneededfordiagnosingX-rays.DevelopingasystemforanalyzingchestX-raycould
makeahugeimpactontheradiologists.AchestX-rayproducesablack-and-whiteimageofthe
organsinthechest.Tissueslikelungswhichconsistofairappearasblackandboneslikedense
tissues absorb X-rays that appear white in images. The gray appears as tissues. Some of the
diseases that are diagnosed using chest x-ray images are heart diseases, pneumothorax,
bronchitis, fractures, etc. However, reading X ray images can be tricky and requires domain
expertise and experience.An approach of deep learning is used to train an AI algorithm that
analyzes chest X ray images and detects the lung disease whether it is pneumonia or
TuberculosisorNormal.DeepLearningtechniqueslikeConvolutionalNeuralNetworks(CNNs),
have been successfully employed for image classification in a broad range of medical
applications (e.g. for pathology detection in X-ray images). CNNs are very similar to normal
Neural Networks (NNs). They are made up of neurons with their weights and biases. Each
neuron receives inputs, which outperforms a dot product followed by non-linearity. The loss
function (Sigmoid) is included in the last layer. These are done at image analysis which is
designed to process 2D inputs. It is also used to learn,todetectspatialpatternsinthetraining
dataandusesittomakepredictionsontestingdata.Amodelwhichcanpredictdiseasesbasedon
X-rayswillprovideareasonablechecktohelpachievehigheraccuratediagnoses.Thenetworkis
trained on a large-scale dataset of 3600 X-ray images in order to predict lung diseases.
1.2 OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT
bjectiveistopredictrespiratorydiseasesfromchest
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-ray images using Deep Learning Algorithms like Convolution Neural Network.
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espiratory diseasesareoneoftheleadingcauses
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of death. The scope of this project is to assist the radiologists by minimizing the time for
diagnosingtheXrays.TheinherentmodelingandefficientpredictivecapabilitiesofRespiratory
diseasepredictionsystemisexploredtoassistmedicalresearchersintheirefforttoevaluateand
predictriskoflungdiseases.ThemodelisimplementedusingdeeplearningwhichusesCNNfor
classification.
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Figure 1.1: (a) shows Normal (b) shows Pneumonia and (c) shows Tuberculosis
LITERATURE SURVEY
2 .1TITLE:DeepConvolutionalPixel-wiseLabelingforlungImageSegmentation.AUTHOR:
Alehouse, Domenico D. Blois ,Mario Muscio ,Andrea Pennisi , Daniele Nardi YEAR OF
PUBLICATION: 2018 conducted an experiment by comparing publicdataacrosstwonetwork
architectures and using the ISIC database to train the network and the PH2 database to
demonstratetheusedmethodisnotdatasetrelated.Theresultsofthisexperimentshowthatthe
proposed method is very successful, and even in the presence of hair and air / oil bubbles
performssegmentation.Theextrafeatureofthispaperisdataannotationwhichgeneratesmany
test images, and the implementation of a semi-automatic Interface.
2 .2 TITLE: Early Detection of Melanoma Lung Cancer Using Classifiers AUTHOR:
VS.Sabeera, P.Vamsi Krishna YEAR OF PUBLICATION :2016 proposed a prevention of
melanoma and early detection of lung cancer. A test method to assess lesions and to avoid
melanomaissuggested.Areal-timedevicehasbeenbuilttopreventpeoplefromskinburnsthat
warns users. User receives the warning message when he/she is exposed to sun for a longer
period and the rays may harm the skin.
2 .3TITLE:LungCancerDetectionandclassificationAUTHOR:PratikDubal,SankirtanBhatt,
Chaitanya Joglekar, Dr. Sonali Patil 10 YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2017Proposedaprogram
which recognizes and detects lungcancerbasedonimagesofgeneralcameras.Theimagesare
portioned;NeuralNetworkisabletopredicttheinjurieswithhighestaccuracy.Onadatasetof
463 images, the optimized Neural Network achieved a general accuracy of 76.9%.
2 .4TITLE:DiagnosisofDiabetesUsingClassificationMiningTechniquesAUTHOR:Iyer,J.S
R. Sumbaly, YEAR OF PUBLICATION :2016 Used the Decision Tree and Naïve Bayes
algorithms,thegoalistofindsolutionsfordiabetesdetectionbyanalyzingpatternsoriginatingin
the data through classification analysis. This becomes an effective method of detecting the
disease that willhelppatientsrecoverwellintime.ThestudyconcludedthattheJ48algorithm
provides an accuracy rate of 74.8 percent.
2 .5 TITLE: Comparison of Feature selection methods for diagnosis of cervical cancer using
Support vector machine (SVM) classifier. AUTHOR: B. Ashok and P. Aruna, YEAR OF
PUBLICATION:2016proposedComparisonoffeatureselectionapproachesforcervicalcancer
diagnosis using a SVM classifier. Image segmentation was performed using thresholding.
Feature selection was attained using mutual information, sequential forward search,sequential
floating forward search, and random subset feature selection methods.
PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
he dataset used is amassed by the NIH (National Institutes of Health - Clinical Center ). It
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compriseschestX-rayimagesof5860from1356uniquepatients.Thedatasetisavailablefrom
opensource.3600ofimagesareusedhere.EachimageinthedatasetislabeledwithPneumonia
andTuberculosisandNormal.Thedeeplearningmodeluses224x224resolutionandnormalizes
the data subsequently. Each pixel has zero mean and approximately unit variance and
downsampledintheneuralnettopredictdiseaseaseitherPneumoniaorTuberculosisorNormal.
The below fig shows the example of the input image.
convolution is defined as an operation on two functions. In image analysis, one function
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consistsofinputvalues(e.g.pixelvalues)atapositionintheimage,andthesecondfunctionisa
filter (or kernel) each can be represented as an array of numbers. Computing the dot product
between the two functions gives an output. The filteristhenshiftedtothenextpositioninthe
image as defined by the stride length. The computation is repeated until the entire image is
covered, producing a feature (or activation) map. This is a map of where the filterisstrongly
activatedand‘sees’afeaturesuchasastraightline,adot,oracurvededge.Ifaphotographofa
face was fed into aCNN,initiallylow-levelfeaturessuchaslinesandedgesarediscoveredby
the filters. Thesebuilduptoprogressivelyhigherfeaturesinsubsequentlayers,suchasanose,
eye or ear, as the feature maps become inputs for the next layer in the CNN architecture.
heRELUlayerisanactivationfunctionthatsetsnegativeinputvaluestozero.Thissimplifies
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and accelerates calculations and training, and helps to avoid the vanishing gradient problem.
Mathematically it is defined as: f(x) =max (0, x). Where x is the input to the neuron. Other
activation functions include the sigmoid, tanh, leaky RELUs, Randomized RELUs and
parametric RELUs.
hePoolinglayerisinsertedbetweentheConvolutionandRELUlayerstoreducethenumberof
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parameters to be calculated, as well as thesizeoftheimage(widthandheight,butnotdepth).
Max-pooling is most commonly used; other pooling layers include Average pooling and
L2-normalization pooling. Maxpooling simply takes the largest input value within a filter and
discards the other values; effectively it summarizes the strongest activations over a
neighborhood.Therationaleisthattherelativelocationofastronglyactivatedfeaturetoanother
is more important than its exact location.
SOFTWARE RESULTS
CONCLUSION
Inconclusion,weforthefirsttimedesignedandimplementedanapplicationusingdeeplearning
CNNmodelinthemedicalfieldforRespiratorydiseasedetectionfromchestX-rayimages.Our
project uses clever technology to quicklyfindifsomeonemighthavelungsicknessfromchest
X-raypictures.Byteamingupwithasensor-equippeddevice,wenotonlychecktheairarounda
personbutalsokeepaneyeontheirtemperature.Ifthecomputerthinkssomeonecouldbesick,
this device helps us decide if it's safe for them to go outside.
Thebestpartisthatifsomeoneneedstostayindoors,wemakesuretheygetaclearvoicealert.
Thisway,everyonestayswell-informedabouttheirhealth,andweallworktogethertokeepeach
other safe. Our goal is to make things easier for doctors, help people get care sooner, and
contributetothehealthofthewholecommunity.Thisprojectshowshowsmarttechandabitof
care can make a big difference in looking after each other's well-being.Future works on
additionaldatacollectionsandvalidationwillfurtherimprovethegeneralizabilityofthecurrent
methods. Respiratory disease is an extremely complex problem to solve however with early
detection a patient has a high increase of survivability.
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