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SrijanShovit / HealthLearning

A repo comprising of various Machine Learning and Deep Learning projects in healthcare domain.
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Add COVID19-X Ray Image Classification #195

Closed pavitraag closed 4 months ago

pavitraag commented 4 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

The main purpose of this project is to classify between X-Ray Images to find X-rays for COVID-19 from the dataset (mentioned below) using various image detection/recognition models and comparing their accuracy.

Describe the solution you'd like along with reference dataset.

The link to the dataset is given below :-

Link :- https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/pranavraikokte/covid19-image-dataset

This project involves the comparative analysis of Five Keras image detection models, namely MobileNetV2 , VGG16 , InceptionV3 , DenseNet121 and Xception applied to a specific dataset. The dataset consists of annotated images related to a particular domain, and the objectives include training and evaluating these models to compare their accuracy scores and performance metrics. Additionally, exploratory data analysis (EDA) techniques are employed to understand the dataset's characteristics, explore class distributions, detect imbalances, and identify areas for potential improvement. The methodology encompasses data preparation, model training, evaluation, comparative analysis of accuracy and performance metrics, and visualization of EDA insights.

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