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The SARS-CoV-2 Virus Detection with the Help of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Monitoring the Disease Using Fractal Analysis

Mihai-Virgil Nichita    
Maria-Alexandra Paun    
Vladimir-Alexandru Paun and Viorel-Puiu Paun    

Resumen

This paper introduces an AI model designed for the diagnosis and monitoring of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The present artificial intelligence (AI) model founded on the machine learning concept was created for the identification/recognition, keeping under observation, and prediction of a patient?s clinical evaluation infected with the CoV-2 virus. The deep learning (DL)-initiated process (an AI subset) is punctually prepared to identify patterns and provide automated information to healthcare professionals. The AI algorithm is based on the fractal analysis of CT chest images, which is a practical guide to detecting the virus and establishing the degree of lung infection. CT pulmonary images, delivered by a free public source, were utilized for developing correct AI algorithms with the aim of COVID-19 virus observation/recognition, having access to coherent medical data, or not. The box-counting procedure was used with a predilection to determine the fractal parameters, the value of the fractal dimension, and the value of lacunarity. In the case of a confirmation, the analysed image is used as input data for a program responsible for measuring the degree of health impairment/damage using fractal analysis. The support of image scans with computer tomography assistance is solely the commencement part of a correctly established diagnostic. A profiled software framework has been used to perceive all the details collected. With the trained AI model, a maximum accuracy of 98.1% was obtained. This advanced procedure presents an important potential in the progress of an intricate medical solution to pulmonary disease evaluation.

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