Advanced Lung Disease Detection and Classification Using Ge-U-Net-ODLwith Gabor Filters and Entropy-Based Feature Selection
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https://doi.org/10.69996/jsihs.2024011Keywords:
Lung X-ray images, Deep learning, Feature extraction, Entropy, Gabor filters, Automated diagnosisAbstract
Lung X-ray images play a crucial role in the detection and diagnosis of various lung diseases,including pneumonia, tuberculosis, and lung cancer. These images provide a non-invasive method for visualizing lung structures, allowing radiologists and machine learning models to identify abnormalities such as nodules, masses, or fluid accumulation. With the advancement of deep learning techniques, lung X-ray images are now used in automated systems that can detect and classify diseases with high accuracy. By applying sophisticated algorithms like GE-U-Net-ODL, Gabor filters, and entropy-based feature extraction, these images are analyzed pixel by pixel to enhance feature representation and improve diagnostic precision. This paper presents a novel approach for lung disease detection and classification using the GE-U-Net-ODL model, which integrates advanced preprocessing techniques and deep learning architectures. The study leverages the NIH Chest X-ray dataset and employs a variety of feature extraction and selection methods, including Gabor filters, entropy-based techniques, and multi-scale inputs. A detailed comparative analysis of different model configurations demonstrates that the GE-U-Net-ODL model with Transfer Learning achieves the highest classification accuracy of 95.0%, alongside superior precision (93.5%), recall (94.0%), and F1-score (93.7%). Other configurations, such as those utilizing data augmentation and hybrid filters, also showed notable performance improvements. The research underscores the model's effectiveness in enhancing diagnostic accuracy for lung diseases while balancing training and inference times.
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