Artificial intelligence for characterization of diminutive colorectal polyps:A feasibility study comparing two computer-aided diagnosis systems

BACKGROUND Artificial intelligence(AI)has potential in the optical diagnosis of colorectal polyps.AIM To evaluate the feasibility of the real-time use of the computer-aided diagnosis system(CADx)AI for ColoRectal Polyps(AI4CRP)for the optical diagnosis of diminutive colorectal polyps and to compare the performance with CAD EYE^(TM)(Fujifilm,Tokyo,Japan).CADx influence on the optical diagnosis of an expert endoscopist was also investigated.METHODS AI4CRP was developed in-house and CAD EYE was proprietary software provided by Fujifilm.Both CADxsystems exploit convolutional neural networks.Colorectal polyps were characterized as benign or premalignant and histopathology was used as gold standard.AI4CRP provided an objective assessment of its characterization by presenting a calibrated confidence characterization value(range 0.0-1.0).A predefined cut-off value of 0.6 was set with values<0.6 indicating benign and values≥0.6 indicating premalignant colorectal polyps.Low confidence characterizations were defined as values 40%around the cut-off value of 0.6(<0.36 and>0.76).Self-critical AI4CRP’s diagnostic performances excluded low confidence characterizations.RESULTS AI4CRP use was feasible and performed on 30 patients with 51 colorectal polyps.Self-critical AI4CRP,excluding 14 low confidence characterizations[27.5%(14/51)],had a diagnostic accuracy of 89.2%,sensitivity of 89.7%,and specificity of 87.5%,which was higher compared to AI4CRP.CAD EYE had a 83.7%diagnostic accuracy,74.2%sensitivity,and 100.0%specificity.Diagnostic performances of the endoscopist alone(before AI)increased nonsignificantly after reviewing the CADx characterizations of both AI4CRP and CAD EYE(AI-assisted endoscopist).Diagnostic performances of the AI-assisted endoscopist were higher compared to both CADx-systems,except for specificity for which CAD EYE performed best.CONCLUSION Real-time use of AI4CRP was feasible.Objective confidence values provided by a CADx is novel and self-critical AI4CRP showed higher diagnostic performances compared to AI4CRP.

RepBoTNet-CESA:An Alzheimer’s Disease Computer Aided Diagnosis Method Using Structural Reparameterization BoTNet and Cubic Embedding Self Attention

Various deep learning models have been proposed for the accurate assisted diagnosis of early-stage Alzheimer’s disease(AD).Most studies predominantly employ Convolutional Neural Networks(CNNs),which focus solely on local features,thus encountering difficulties in handling global features.In contrast to natural images,Structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging(sMRI)images exhibit a higher number of channel dimensions.However,during the Position Embedding stage ofMulti Head Self Attention(MHSA),the coded information related to the channel dimension is disregarded.To tackle these issues,we propose theRepBoTNet-CESA network,an advanced AD-aided diagnostic model that is capable of learning local and global features simultaneously.It combines the advantages of CNN networks in capturing local information and Transformer networks in integrating global information,reducing computational costs while achieving excellent classification performance.Moreover,it uses the Cubic Embedding Self Attention(CESA)proposed in this paper to incorporate the channel code information,enhancing the classification performance within the Transformer structure.Finally,the RepBoTNet-CESA performs well in various AD-aided diagnosis tasks,with an accuracy of 96.58%,precision of 97.26%,and recall of 96.23%in the AD/NC task;an accuracy of 92.75%,precision of 92.84%,and recall of 93.18%in the EMCI/NC task;and an accuracy of 80.97%,precision of 83.86%,and recall of 80.91%in the AD/EMCI/LMCI/NC task.This demonstrates that RepBoTNet-CESA delivers outstanding outcomes in various AD-aided diagnostic tasks.Furthermore,our study has shown that MHSA exhibits superior performance compared to conventional attention mechanisms in enhancing ResNet performance.Besides,the Deeper RepBoTNet-CESA network fails to make further progress in AD-aided diagnostic tasks.

Recent advances in computerized imaging and its vital roles in liverdisease diagnosis, preoperative planning, and interventional liversurgery: A review

The earliest and most accurate detection of the pathological manifestations of hepatic diseases ensures effective treatments and thus positive prognostic outcomes.In clinical settings,screening and determining the extent of a pathology are prominent factors in preparing remedial agents and administering approp-riate therapeutic procedures.Moreover,in a patient undergoing liver resection,a realistic preoperative simulation of the subject-specific anatomy and physiology also plays a vital part in conducting initial assessments,making surgical decisions during the procedure,and anticipating postoperative results.Conventionally,various medical imaging modalities,e.g.,computed tomography,magnetic resonance imaging,and positron emission tomography,have been employed to assist in these tasks.In fact,several standardized procedures,such as lesion detection and liver segmentation,are also incorporated into prominent commercial software packages.Thus far,most integrated software as a medical device typically involves tedious interactions from the physician,such as manual delineation and empirical adjustments,as per a given patient.With the rapid progress in digital health approaches,especially medical image analysis,a wide range of computer algorithms have been proposed to facilitate those procedures.They include pattern recognition of a liver,its periphery,and lesion,as well as pre-and postoperative simulations.Prior to clinical adoption,however,software must conform to regulatory requirements set by the governing agency,for instance,valid clinical association and analytical and clinical validation.Therefore,this paper provides a detailed account and discussion of the state-of-the-art methods for liver image analyses,visualization,and simulation in the literature.Emphasis is placed upon their concepts,algorithmic classifications,merits,limitations,clinical considerations,and future research trends.

Improving Thyroid Disorder Diagnosis via Ensemble Stacking and Bidirectional Feature Selection

Thyroid disorders represent a significant global health challenge with hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism as two common conditions arising from dysfunction in the thyroid gland.Accurate and timely diagnosis of these disorders is crucial for effective treatment and patient care.This research introduces a comprehensive approach to improve the accuracy of thyroid disorder diagnosis through the integration of ensemble stacking and advanced feature selection techniques.Sequential forward feature selection,sequential backward feature elimination,and bidirectional feature elimination are investigated in this study.In ensemble learning,random forest,adaptive boosting,and bagging classifiers are employed.The effectiveness of these techniques is evaluated using two different datasets obtained from the University of California Irvine-Machine Learning Repository,both of which undergo preprocessing steps,including outlier removal,addressing missing data,data cleansing,and feature reduction.Extensive experimentation demonstrates the remarkable success of proposed ensemble stacking and bidirectional feature elimination achieving 100%and 99.86%accuracy in identifying hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism,respectively.Beyond enhancing detection accuracy,the ensemble stacking model also demonstrated a streamlined computational complexity which is pivotal for practical medical applications.It significantly outperformed existing studies with similar objectives underscoring the viability and effectiveness of the proposed scheme.This research offers an innovative perspective and sets the platform for improved thyroid disorder diagnosis with broader implications for healthcare and patient well-being.

Horizontal Voting Ensemble Based Predictive Modeling System for Colon Cancer

Colon cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in the world.Most colon AdenoCArcinoma(ACA)arises from pre-existing benign polyps in the mucosa of the bowel.Thus,detecting benign at the earliest helps reduce the mortality rate.In this work,a Predictive Modeling System(PMS)is developed for the classification of colon cancer using the Horizontal Voting Ensemble(HVE)method.Identifying different patterns inmicroscopic images is essential to an effective classification system.A twelve-layer deep learning architecture has been developed to extract these patterns.The developedHVE algorithm can increase the system’s performance according to the combined models from the last epochs of the proposed architecture.Ten thousand(10000)microscopic images are taken to test the classification performance of the proposed PMS with the HVE method.The microscopic images obtained from the colon tissues are classified intoACAor benign by the proposed PMS.Results prove that the proposed PMS has∼8%performance improvement over the architecture without using the HVE method.The proposed PMS for colon cancer reduces the misclassification rate and attains 99.2%of sensitivity and 99.4%of specificity.The overall accuracy of the proposed PMS is 99.3%,and without using the HVE method,it is only 91.3%.

Automated Skin Lesion Diagnosis and Classification Using Learning Algorithms

Due to the rising occurrence of skin cancer and inadequate clinical expertise,it is needed to design Artificial Intelligence(AI)based tools to diagnose skin cancer at an earlier stage.Since massive skin lesion datasets have existed in the literature,the AI-based Deep Learning(DL)modelsfind useful to differentiate benign and malignant skin lesions using dermoscopic images.This study develops an Automated Seeded Growing Segmentation with Optimal EfficientNet(ARGS-OEN)technique for skin lesion segmentation and classification.The proposed ASRGS-OEN technique involves the design of an optimal EfficientNet model in which the hyper-parameter tuning process takes place using the Flower Pollination Algorithm(FPA).In addition,Multiwheel Attention Memory Network Encoder(MWAMNE)based classification technique is employed for identifying the appropriate class labels of the dermoscopic images.A comprehensive simulation analysis of the ASRGS-OEN technique takes place and the results are inspected under several dimensions.The simulation results highlighted the supremacy of the ASRGS-OEN technique on the applied dermoscopic images compared to the recently developed approaches.

Optical diagnosis of colorectal polyps using convolutional neural networks

Colonoscopy remains the gold standard investigation for colorectal cancer screening as it offers the opportunity to both detect and resect pre-malignant and neoplastic polyps.Although technologies for image-enhanced endoscopy are widely available,optical diagnosis has not been incorporated into routine clinical practice,mainly due to significant inter-operator variability.In recent years,there has been a growing number of studies demonstrating the potential of convolutional neural networks(CNN)to enhance optical diagnosis of polyps.Data suggest that the use of CNNs might mitigate the inter-operator variability amongst endoscopists,potentially enabling a“resect and discard”or“leave in”strategy to be adopted in real-time.This would have significant financial benefits for healthcare systems,avoid unnecessary polypectomies of non-neoplastic polyps and improve the efficiency of colonoscopy.Here,we review advances in CNN for the optical diagnosis of colorectal polyps,current limitations and future directions.

Role of artificial intelligence in the diagnosis of oesophageal neoplasia:2020 an endoscopic odyssey

The past decade has seen significant advances in endoscopic imaging and optical enhancements to aid early diagnosis.There is still a treatment gap due to the underdiagnosis of lesions of the oesophagus.Computer aided diagnosis may play an important role in the coming years in providing an adjunct to endoscopists in the early detection and diagnosis of early oesophageal cancers,therefore curative endoscopic therapy can be offered.Research in this area of artificial intelligence is expanding and the future looks promising.In this review article we will review current advances in artificial intelligence in the oesophagus and future directions for development.

Intelligent Deep Learning Based Multi-Retinal Disease Diagnosis and Classification Framework

In past decades,retinal diseases have become more common and affect people of all age grounds over the globe.For examining retinal eye disease,an artificial intelligence(AI)based multilabel classification model is needed for automated diagnosis.To analyze the retinal malady,the system proposes a multiclass and multi-label arrangement method.Therefore,the classification frameworks based on features are explicitly described by ophthalmologists under the application of domain knowledge,which tends to be time-consuming,vulnerable generalization ability,and unfeasible in massive datasets.Therefore,the automated diagnosis of multi-retinal diseases becomes essential,which can be solved by the deep learning(DL)models.With this motivation,this paper presents an intelligent deep learningbased multi-retinal disease diagnosis(IDL-MRDD)framework using fundus images.The proposed model aims to classify the color fundus images into different classes namely AMD,DR,Glaucoma,Hypertensive Retinopathy,Normal,Others,and Pathological Myopia.Besides,the artificial flora algorithm with Shannon’s function(AFA-SF)basedmulti-level thresholding technique is employed for image segmentation and thereby the infected regions can be properly detected.In addition,SqueezeNet based feature extractor is employed to generate a collection of feature vectors.Finally,the stacked sparse Autoencoder(SSAE)model is applied as a classifier to distinguish the input images into distinct retinal diseases.The efficacy of the IDL-MRDD technique is carried out on a benchmark multi-retinal disease dataset,comprising data instances from different classes.The experimental values pointed out the superior outcome over the existing techniques with the maximum accuracy of 0.963.

Optimal Deep Convolution Neural Network for Cervical Cancer Diagnosis Model

Biomedical imaging is an effective way of examining the internal organ of the human body and its diseases.An important kind of biomedical image is Pap smear image that iswidely employed for cervical cancer diagnosis.Cervical cancer is a vital reason for increased women’s mortality rate.Proper screening of pap smear images is essential to assist the earlier identification and diagnostic process of cervical cancer.Computer-aided systems for cancerous cell detection need to be developed using deep learning(DL)approaches.This study introduces an intelligent deep convolutional neural network for cervical cancer detection and classification(IDCNN-CDC)model using biomedical pap smear images.The proposed IDCNN-CDC model involves four major processes such as preprocessing,segmentation,feature extraction,and classification.Initially,the Gaussian filter(GF)technique is applied to enhance data through noise removal process in the Pap smear image.The Tsallis entropy technique with the dragonfly optimization(TE-DFO)algorithm determines the segmentation of an image to identify the diseased portions properly.The cell images are fed into the DL based SqueezeNet model to extract deeplearned features.Finally,the extracted features fromSqueezeNet are applied to the weighted extreme learning machine(ELM)classification model to detect and classify the cervix cells.For experimental validation,the Herlev database is employed.The database was developed at Herlev University Hospital(Denmark).The experimental outcomes make sure that higher performance of the proposed technique interms of sensitivity,specificity,accuracy,and F-Score.

Symbiotic Organisms Search with Deep Learning Driven Biomedical Osteosarcoma Detection and Classification

Osteosarcoma is one of the rare bone cancers that affect the individualsaged between 10 and 30 and it incurs high death rate. Early diagnosisof osteosarcoma is essential to improve the survivability rate and treatmentprotocols. Traditional physical examination procedure is not only a timeconsumingprocess, but it also primarily relies upon the expert’s knowledge.In this background, the recently developed Deep Learning (DL) models canbe applied to perform decision making. At the same time, hyperparameteroptimization of DL models also plays an important role in influencing overallclassification performance. The current study introduces a novel SymbioticOrganisms Search with Deep Learning-driven Osteosarcoma Detection andClassification (SOSDL-ODC) model. The presented SOSDL-ODC techniqueprimarily focuses on recognition and classification of osteosarcoma usinghistopathological images. In order to achieve this, the presented SOSDL-ODCtechnique initially applies image pre-processing approach to enhance the qualityof image. Also, MobileNetv2 model is applied to generate a suitable groupof feature vectors whereas hyperparameter tuning of MobileNetv2 modelis performed using SOS algorithm. At last, Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU)technique is applied as a classification model to determine proper class labels.In order to validate the enhanced osteosarcoma classification performance ofthe proposed SOSDL-ODC technique, a comprehensive comparative analysiswas conducted. The obtained outcomes confirmed the betterment of SOSDLODCapproach than the existing approaches as the former achieved a maximumaccuracy of 97.73%.

Arithmetic Optimization with Ensemble Deep Transfer Learning Based Melanoma Classification

Melanoma is a skin disease with high mortality rate while earlydiagnoses of the disease can increase the survival chances of patients. Itis challenging to automatically diagnose melanoma from dermoscopic skinsamples. Computer-Aided Diagnostic (CAD) tool saves time and effort indiagnosing melanoma compared to existing medical approaches. In this background,there is a need exists to design an automated classification modelfor melanoma that can utilize deep and rich feature datasets of an imagefor disease classification. The current study develops an Intelligent ArithmeticOptimization with Ensemble Deep Transfer Learning Based MelanomaClassification (IAOEDTT-MC) model. The proposed IAOEDTT-MC modelfocuses on identification and classification of melanoma from dermoscopicimages. To accomplish this, IAOEDTT-MC model applies image preprocessingat the initial stage in which Gabor Filtering (GF) technique is utilized.In addition, U-Net segmentation approach is employed to segment the lesionregions in dermoscopic images. Besides, an ensemble of DL models includingResNet50 and ElasticNet models is applied in this study. Moreover, AOalgorithm with Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU) method is utilized for identificationand classification of melanoma. The proposed IAOEDTT-MC methodwas experimentally validated with the help of benchmark datasets and theproposed model attained maximum accuracy of 92.09% on ISIC 2017 dataset.

Sailfish Optimization with Deep Learning Based Oral Cancer Classification Model

Recently,computer aided diagnosis(CAD)model becomes an effective tool for decision making in healthcare sector.The advances in computer vision and artificial intelligence(AI)techniques have resulted in the effective design of CAD models,which enables to detection of the existence of diseases using various imaging modalities.Oral cancer(OC)has commonly occurred in head and neck globally.Earlier identification of OC enables to improve survival rate and reduce mortality rate.Therefore,the design of CAD model for OC detection and classification becomes essential.Therefore,this study introduces a novel Computer Aided Diagnosis for OC using Sailfish Optimization with Fusion based Classification(CADOC-SFOFC)model.The proposed CADOC-SFOFC model determines the existence of OC on the medical images.To accomplish this,a fusion based feature extraction process is carried out by the use of VGGNet-16 and Residual Network(ResNet)model.Besides,feature vectors are fused and passed into the extreme learning machine(ELM)model for classification process.Moreover,SFO algorithm is utilized for effective parameter selection of the ELM model,consequently resulting in enhanced performance.The experimental analysis of the CADOC-SFOFC model was tested on Kaggle dataset and the results reported the betterment of the CADOC-SFOFC model over the compared methods with maximum accuracy of 98.11%.Therefore,the CADOC-SFOFC model has maximum potential as an inexpensive and non-invasive tool which supports screening process and enhances the detection efficiency.

Intelligent Beetle Antenna Search with Deep Transfer Learning Enabled Medical Image Classification Model

Recently,computer assisted diagnosis(CAD)model creation has become more dependent on medical picture categorization.It is often used to identify several conditions,including brain disorders,diabetic retinopathy,and skin cancer.Most traditional CAD methods relied on textures,colours,and forms.Because many models are issue-oriented,they need a more substantial capacity to generalize and cannot capture high-level problem domain notions.Recent deep learning(DL)models have been published,providing a practical way to develop models specifically for classifying input medical pictures.This paper offers an intelligent beetle antenna search(IBAS-DTL)method for classifying medical images facilitated by deep transfer learning.The IBAS-DTL model aims to recognize and classify medical pictures into various groups.In order to segment medical pictures,the current IBASDTLM model first develops an entropy based weighting and first-order cumulative moment(EWFCM)approach.Additionally,the DenseNet-121 techniquewas used as a module for extracting features.ABASwith an extreme learning machine(ELM)model is used to classify the medical photos.A wide variety of tests were carried out using a benchmark medical imaging dataset to demonstrate the IBAS-DTL model’s noteworthy performance.The results gained indicated the IBAS-DTL model’s superiority over its pre-existing techniques.

Deep Learning with Optimal Hierarchical Spiking Neural Network for Medical Image Classification

Medical image classification becomes a vital part of the design of computer aided diagnosis(CAD)models.The conventional CAD models are majorly dependent upon the shapes,colors,and/or textures that are problem oriented and exhibited complementary in medical images.The recently developed deep learning(DL)approaches pave an efficient method of constructing dedicated models for classification problems.But the maximum resolution of medical images and small datasets,DL models are facing the issues of increased computation cost.In this aspect,this paper presents a deep convolutional neural network with hierarchical spiking neural network(DCNN-HSNN)for medical image classification.The proposed DCNN-HSNN technique aims to detect and classify the existence of diseases using medical images.In addition,region growing segmentation technique is involved to determine the infected regions in the medical image.Moreover,NADAM optimizer with DCNN based Capsule Network(CapsNet)approach is used for feature extraction and derived a collection of feature vectors.Furthermore,the shark smell optimization algorithm(SSA)based HSNN approach is utilized for classification process.In order to validate the better performance of the DCNN-HSNN technique,a wide range of simulations take place against HIS2828 and ISIC2017 datasets.The experimental results highlighted the effectiveness of the DCNN-HSNN technique over the recent techniques interms of different measures.Please type your abstract here.

Improving CAD Hemorrhage Detection in Capsule Endoscopy

This study explores an automated framework to assist the recognition of hemorrhage traces and bleeding lesions in video streams of small bowel capsule endoscopy (SBCE). The proposed methodology aims to achieve fast image control (<10 minutes), save valuable time of the physicians, and enable high performance diagnosis. A specialized elimination algorithm excludes all identical consecutive frames by utilizing the difference of gray levels in pixel luminance. An image filtering algorithm is proposed based on an experimentally calculated bleeding index and blood-color chart, which inspects all remaining frames of the footage and identifies pixels that reflect active or potential hemorrhage in color. The bleeding index and blood-color chart are estimated of the chromatic thresholds in RGB and HSV color spaces, and have been extracted after experimenting with more than 3200 training images, derived from 99 videos of a pool of 138 patients. The dataset has been provided by a team of expert gastroenterologist surgeons, who have also evaluated the results. The proposed algorithms are tested on a set of more than 1000 selected frame samples from the entire 39 testing videos, to a prevalence of 50% pathologic frames (balanced dataset). The frame elimination of identical and consecutive frames achieved a reduction of 36% of total frames. The best statistical performance for diagnosis of positive pathological frames from a video stream is achieved by utilizing masks in the HSV color model, with sensitivity up to 99%, precision 94.41% to a prevalence of 50%, accuracy up to 96.1%, FNR 1%, FPR 6.8%. The estimated blood-color chart will be clinically validated and used in feature extraction schemes supporting machine learning ML algorithms to improve the localization potential.

Artificial intelligence in Barrett’s esophagus: A renaissance but not a reformation

Esophageal cancer remains as one of the top ten causes of cancer-related death in the United States.The primary risk factor for esophageal adenocarcinoma is the presence of Barrett’s esophagus(BE).Currently,identification of early dysplasia in BE patients requires an experienced endoscopist performing a diagnostic endoscopy with random 4-quadrant biopsies taken every 1-2 cm using appropriate surveillance intervals.Currently,there is significant difficulty for endoscopists to distinguish different forms of dysplastic BE as well as early adenocarcinoma due to subtleties in mucosal texture and color.This obstacle makes taking multiple random biopsies necessary for appropriate surveillance and diagnosis.Recent advances in artificial intelligence(AI)can assist gastroenterologists in identifying areas of likely dysplasia within identified BE and perform targeted biopsies,thus decreasing procedure time,sedation time,and risk to the patient along with maximizing potential biopsy yield.Though using AI represents an exciting frontier in endoscopic medicine,recent studies are limited by selection bias,generalizability,and lack of robustness for universal use.Before AI can be reliably employed for BE in the future,these issues need to be fully addressed and tested in prospective,randomized trials.Only after that is achieved,will the benefit of AI in those with BE be fully realized.

Hyperparameter Tuning Bidirectional Gated Recurrent Unit Model for Oral Cancer Classification

Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma(OSCC)is a type of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma(HNSCC)and it should be diagnosed at early stages to accomplish efficient treatment,increase the survival rate,and reduce death rate.Histopathological imaging is a wide-spread standard used for OSCC detection.However,it is a cumbersome process and demands expert’s knowledge.So,there is a need exists for automated detection ofOSCC using Artificial Intelligence(AI)and Computer Vision(CV)technologies.In this background,the current research article introduces Improved Slime Mould Algorithm with Artificial Intelligence Driven Oral Cancer Classification(ISMA-AIOCC)model on Histopathological images(HIs).The presented ISMA-AIOCC model is aimed at identification and categorization of oral cancer using HIs.At the initial stage,linear smoothing filter is applied to eradicate the noise from images.Besides,MobileNet model is employed to generate a useful set of feature vectors.Then,Bidirectional Gated Recurrent Unit(BGRU)model is exploited for classification process.At the end,ISMA algorithm is utilized to fine tune the parameters involved in BGRU model.Moreover,ISMA algorithm is created by integrating traditional SMA and ChaoticOppositional Based Learning(COBL).The proposed ISMA-AIOCC model was validated for performance using benchmark dataset and the results pointed out the supremacy of ISMA-AIOCC model over other recent approaches.

Deer Hunting Optimization with Deep Learning Model for Lung Cancer Classification

Lung cancer is the main cause of cancer related death owing to its destructive nature and postponed detection at advanced stages.Early recognition of lung cancer is essential to increase the survival rate of persons and it remains a crucial problem in the healthcare sector.Computer aided diagnosis(CAD)models can be designed to effectually identify and classify the existence of lung cancer using medical images.The recently developed deep learning(DL)models find a way for accurate lung nodule classification process.Therefore,this article presents a deer hunting optimization with deep convolutional neural network for lung cancer detection and classification(DHODCNNLCC)model.The proposed DHODCNN-LCC technique initially undergoes pre-processing in two stages namely contrast enhancement and noise removal.Besides,the features extraction process on the pre-processed images takes place using the Nadam optimizer with RefineDet model.In addition,denoising stacked autoencoder(DSAE)model is employed for lung nodule classification.Finally,the deer hunting optimization algorithm(DHOA)is utilized for optimal hyper parameter tuning of the DSAE model and thereby results in improved classification performance.The experimental validation of the DHODCNN-LCC technique was implemented against benchmark dataset and the outcomes are assessed under various aspects.The experimental outcomes reported the superior outcomes of the DHODCNN-LCC technique over the recent approaches with respect to distinct measures.

Detection of Angioectasias and Haemorrhages Incorporated into a Multi-Class Classification Tool for the GI Tract Anomalies by Using Binary CNNs

The proposed deep learning algorithm will be integrated as a binary classifier under the umbrella of a multi-class classification tool to facilitate the automated detection of non-healthy deformities, anatomical landmarks, pathological findings, other anomalies and normal cases, by examining medical endoscopic images of GI tract. Each binary classifier is trained to detect one specific non-healthy condition. The algorithm analyzed in the present work expands the ability of detection of this tool by classifying GI tract image snapshots into two classes, depicting haemorrhage and non-haemorrhage state. The proposed algorithm is the result of the collaboration between interdisciplinary specialists on AI and Data Analysis, Computer Vision, Gastroenterologists of four University Gastroenterology Departments of Greek Medical Schools. The data used are 195 videos (177 from non-healthy cases and 18 from healthy cases) videos captured from the PillCam(R) Medronics device, originated from 195 patients, all diagnosed with different forms of angioectasia, haemorrhages and other diseases from different sites of the gastrointestinal (GI), mainly including difficult cases of diagnosis. Our AI algorithm is based on convolutional neural network (CNN) trained on annotated images at image level, using a semantic tag indicating whether the image contains angioectasia and haemorrhage traces or not. At least 22 CNN architectures were created and evaluated some of which pre-trained applying transfer learning on ImageNet data. All the CNN variations were introduced, trained to a prevalence dataset of 50%, and evaluated of unseen data. On test data, the best results were obtained from our CNN architectures which do not utilize backbone of transfer learning. Across a balanced dataset from no-healthy images and healthy images from 39 videos from different patients, identified correct diagnosis with sensitivity 90%, specificity 92%, precision 91.8%, FPR 8%, FNR 10%. Besides, we compared the performance of our best CNN algorithm versus our same goal algorithm based on HSV colorimetric lesions features extracted of pixel-level annotations, both algorithms trained and tested on the same data. It is evaluated that the CNN trained on image level annotated images, is 9% less sensitive, achieves 2.6% less precision, 1.2% less FPR, and 7% less FNR, than that based on HSV filters, extracted from on pixel-level annotated training data.