Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization
Malaria disease can indeed be fatal if not identified and treated promptly. Due to advancements in the malaria diagnostic process, microscopy techniques are employed for blood cell analysis. Unfortunately, the diagnostic process of malaria via microscopy depends on microscopic skills. To overcome su...
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| author | Javeria Amin Muhammad Almas Anjum Abraz Ahmad Muhammad Irfan Sharif Seifedine Kadry Jungeun Kim |
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| description | Malaria disease can indeed be fatal if not identified and treated promptly. Due to advancements in the malaria diagnostic process, microscopy techniques are employed for blood cell analysis. Unfortunately, the diagnostic process of malaria via microscopy depends on microscopic skills. To overcome such issues, machine/deep learning algorithms can be proposed for more accurate and efficient detection of malaria. Therefore, a method is proposed for classifying malaria parasites that consist of three phases. The bilateral filter is applied to enhance image quality. After that shape-based and deep features are extracted. In shape-based pyramid histograms of oriented gradients (PHOG) features are derived with the dimension of N × 300. Deep features are derived from the residual network (ResNet)-50, and ResNet-18 at fully connected layers having the dimension of N × 1,000 respectively. The features obtained are fused serially, resulting in a dimensionality of N × 2,300. From this set, N × 498 features are chosen using the generalized normal distribution optimization (GNDO) method. The proposed method is accessed on a microscopic malarial parasite imaging dataset providing 99% classification accuracy which is better than as compared to recently published work. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d963b351948e40fab5a9c3a13172ddb22024-01-07T15:05:10ZengPeerJ Inc.PeerJ Computer Science2376-59922024-01-0110e174410.7717/peerj-cs.1744Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimizationJaveria Amin0Muhammad Almas Anjum1Abraz Ahmad2Muhammad Irfan Sharif3Seifedine Kadry4Jungeun Kim5University of Wah, Department of Computer Science, Wah Cantt, PakistanNational University of Technology (NUTECH), Islamabad, PakistanUniversity of Wah, Department of Computer Science, Wah Cantt, PakistanDepartment of Information Sciences, University of Education Lahore, Jauharabad Campus, Jauharabad, PakistanNoroff University College, Kristiansand, NorwayDepartment of Software, Kongju National University, Cheonan, KoreaMalaria disease can indeed be fatal if not identified and treated promptly. Due to advancements in the malaria diagnostic process, microscopy techniques are employed for blood cell analysis. Unfortunately, the diagnostic process of malaria via microscopy depends on microscopic skills. To overcome such issues, machine/deep learning algorithms can be proposed for more accurate and efficient detection of malaria. Therefore, a method is proposed for classifying malaria parasites that consist of three phases. The bilateral filter is applied to enhance image quality. After that shape-based and deep features are extracted. In shape-based pyramid histograms of oriented gradients (PHOG) features are derived with the dimension of N × 300. Deep features are derived from the residual network (ResNet)-50, and ResNet-18 at fully connected layers having the dimension of N × 1,000 respectively. The features obtained are fused serially, resulting in a dimensionality of N × 2,300. From this set, N × 498 features are chosen using the generalized normal distribution optimization (GNDO) method. The proposed method is accessed on a microscopic malarial parasite imaging dataset providing 99% classification accuracy which is better than as compared to recently published work.https://peerj.com/articles/cs-1744.pdfPHOGGNDOSVMKNNEnsembleMalaria |
| spellingShingle | Javeria Amin Muhammad Almas Anjum Abraz Ahmad Muhammad Irfan Sharif Seifedine Kadry Jungeun Kim Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization PeerJ Computer Science PHOG GNDO SVM KNN Ensemble Malaria |
| title | Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| title_full | Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| title_fullStr | Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| title_full_unstemmed | Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| title_short | Microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| title_sort | microscopic parasite malaria classification using best feature selection based on generalized normal distribution optimization |
| topic | PHOG GNDO SVM KNN Ensemble Malaria |
| url | https://peerj.com/articles/cs-1744.pdf |
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