Division of Danao City

Ramon M. Durano Sr. Foundation –

Science and Technology Education Center

A Web-based Diagnostic Tool for COVID-19 using Chest X-ray

Images via Convolutional Neural Network

Proponent: Thomas Danjo M. Manulat

Coach: Nenianeth J. Barriga
 THE PROBLEM AND
ITS BACKGROUND
Deep Learning helps analyze vast amounts of highly complex data to
A pivotal
obtain patterns. Onestep in combatting
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deep learning method is aisconvolutional
the
neural network (CNN) that
development analyzes image
of diagnostic data.
tools so that patients can
receive immediate medical treatment and prevent the
Chest X-rays (CXR) highly correlate to COVID-19 diagnosis (Ai et al.,
2020)., transmission of the virus.

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THE PROBLEM AND
ITS BACKGROUND

Evaluate
Formulate
Compare WebNostic’s
performance
recommendations
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further
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new studies
models.

Objectives of the Study

 RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
Formulas for Evaluating
A Confusion Matrix for the Performance
COVID-19 Metrics
Diagnosis
Modelfor
Image count Parameter
the Train,Values Validation, Formula
Performance Metricn
and Test Sets
Parameter Value
Accuracy
 Input dimension COVID-19 Non-COVID
(224,224,3) Normal
Train Filters Precision
7579 64, 128, 256
7431 6898
Activation ReLU, Softmax
Validation
Dropout rate 2103
Sensitivity 1802
30% 1812
Test Kernel size F12274
score 3x3
2030 1991
Epochs 2
Total
Optimizer
11956 11263
Adam 10701
Data
Model Splitting
Model
Construction Loss function binary_crossentropy, categorical_crossentropy
Data Splitting Model Construction Model Model
Deployment
&Evaluation
Training
& Training Evaluation Deployment
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EXPECTED OUTPUT AND
POTENTIAL IMPACT

Medical Medical
Patients
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