Evolving Tsukamoto Neuro Fuzzy Model for Multiclass Covid 19 Classification with Chest X Ray Images
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Abstract (arXiv)
Du e to rapid population growth and the need to use artificial intelligence to make quick decisions, developing a machine learning-based disease detection model and abnormality identification system has greatly improved the level of medical diagnosis Since COVID-19 has become one of the most severe diseases in the world, developing an automatic COVID-19 detection framework helps medical doctors in the diagnostic process of disease and provides correct and fast results. In this paper, we propose a machine lear ning based framework for the detection of Covid 19. The proposed model employs a Tsukamoto Neuro Fuzzy Inference network to identify and distinguish Covid 19 disease from normal and pneumonia cases. While the traditional training methods tune the parameters of the neuro-fuzzy model by gradient-based algorithms and recursive least square method, we use an evolutionary-based optimization, the Cat swarm algorithm to update the parameters. In addition, six texture features extracted from chest X-ray images are give n as input to the model. Finally, the proposed model is conducted on the chest X-ray dataset to detect Covid 19. The simulation results indicate that the proposed model achieves an accuracy of 98.51%, sensitivity of 98.35%, specificity of 98.08%, and F1 score of 98.17%.
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