Under The Esteemed Guidance of Assistant Professor Dept of Computer Science and Engineering
Under The Esteemed Guidance of Assistant Professor Dept of Computer Science and Engineering
DISEASE CLASSIFICATION IN
CHEST X-RAY IMAGES
• High accuracy.
• Time Saving.
• Computationally inexpensive.
• Low complexity .
• Easy to implement.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Hardware Configuration:
1. User:
1.1 Registration:
If the user is new to the application. He/ She needs to enter the valid details to
register with the website.
1.2 Login:
User should provide valid credentials to login into the application.
1.3 Prediction:
User needs to upload the image to see whether the patient is having thorax
disease or not.
MODULES
2. System
The dataset containing images of the Retinal Lesion segmentation images with the identified vessel
veins to be classified is split into training and testing dataset with the test size of 20-10%.
2.2 Pre-processing:
Resizing and reshaping the images into appropriate format to train our model.
2.3 Training:
Pre-processed training dataset is used to train our model using Encoder and Decoder architecture.
2.4 Prediction:
Dense Net:
• In a traditional feed-forward Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), each convolutional
layer except the first one (which takes in the input), receives the output of the previous
convolutional layer and produces an output feature map that is then passed on to the next
convolutional layer.
• Therefore, for 'L' layers, there are 'L' direct connections.
• However, as the number of layers in the CNN increase, i.e. as they get deeper, the
'vanishing gradient' problem arises.
• This means that as the path for information from the input to the output layers increases, it
can cause certain information to 'vanish' or get lost which reduces the ability of the
network to train effectively.
•DenseNet resolve this problem by modifying the standard CNN architecture and simplifying
the connectivity pattern between layers.
•In a DenseNet architecture, each layer is connected directly with every other layer,
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