Classification of COVID-19 with Belief Functions and Deep Neural Network

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Saravana Kumar E. [1 ]
Ramkumar P. [2 ]
Naveen H.S. [3 ]
Ramamoorthy R. [1 ]
Naidu R.C.A. [1 ]
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[1] The Oxford College of Engineering, Karnataka, Bangalore
[2] Sri Sairam College of Engineering, Karnataka, Bangalore
[3] Vemana Institute of Technology, Karnataka, Bangalore
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Belief functions; COVID; CT images; Neural network;
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10.1007/s42979-022-01593-0
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At present, the entire world has suffered a lot due to the spike of COVID disease. Despite the world has been developed with so much of technology in the domain of medicine, this is a very huge challenge in all over the world. Though, there is a rapid development in medical field, those are not even sufficient to diagnose the symptoms of this COVID in earlier stage. Since the spread of this disease in all over the world, it affects the livelihood of the human. Computed Tomography (CT) images have given necessary data for the radio diagnostics to detect the COVID cases. Therefore, this paper addressed about the classification techniques to diagnose about the symptoms of this virus with the help of belief function with the support of convolution neural networks. This method initially extracts the features and correlates the features with the belief maps to decide about the classification. This research work would provide classification of more accuracy than the earlier research. Therefore, compared with the traditional deep learning method, this proposed procedure would be more efficient with desirable results achieved for accuracy as 0.87, an F1 of 0.88, and 0.95 as AUC. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.
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