A Detection and Segmentation of Medical Image Using Machine Learning Algorithms
A Detection and Segmentation of Medical Image Using Machine Learning Algorithms
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Md. Nazmul Hassan et al, A Detection and Segmentation of Medical Image Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Abstract
Background and objective: Fatty liver disease (steatosis) is a common condition caused by an accumulation of fat in
the liver. A healthy liver has a small amount of fat. When fat accounts for 5% to 10% of the weight of our liver, it
becomes a problem. This disease is associated with a significant morbidity and fatality rate. Our proposed research is
to develop a machine learning model that can assist doctors in classifying high-risk patients, making an unique
diagnosis, and preventing and managing FLD. Methods: A total of 105 participants were recruited, with 55 of them
having their FLD tested. Classification models were used to discover the disease. Some of the models offered are linear
regression, logistic regression (LR), random forest (RF), K-Neighbors Classifier, K-Neighbors Regressor, and Decision
Tree Classifier. The confusion matrix was utilized to determine the relationship between the actual and predicted
values in the model. Results: The findings of this study suggest that machine learning algorithms are well- suited to
properly predicting FLD. The Logistic Regression model, according to our research, is the most accurate of the
regression models. Among the classification models, the Random-Forest-Classifier had a greater accuracy of 68
percent. Conclusion: Our technique could help identify FLD patients who could have a significant impact on treatment
patterns. The application of this model for early prediction could save money on treatment and reduce medical costs.
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Key Words: Fatty Liver Disease (FLD), Ultrasound images, Machine Learning.
DOI Number: 10.14704/nq.2022.20.6.NQ22412 NeuroQuantology 2022; 20(6):4190-4194
Several machine learning (ML) techniques are original US images could be implemented to get
currently being used in disease prediction with more promising results. Furthermore, other
significantly higher accuracy than traditional classification methods like neural network and
methods, including logistic regression (LR), random support vector machine classifiers should be
forest (RF), artificial neural networks (ANNs), K- implemented to enhance the efficiency of the
nearest neighbors (KNNs), support vector machines, process. R. Ribeiro and J. Sanches published an
extreme gradient boosting (XGBoost), and linear automatic classification system for the diagnosis of
discriminant analysis (LDA) [8]. liver steatosis (FLD) from ultrasound pictures in
The diagnosis of fatty liver ultrasonic imaging varies June 2009 [11]. The features were chosen so that
due to the use of different ultrasound equipment, clinicians could diagnose the condition simply by
inadequate picture quality, and physical differences looking at the ultrasound images. The outcome of
among patients. On the other hand, a prediction their planned work is quite promising in terms of
model based on readily available clinical sensitivity and specificity. This project has several
characteristics would aid doctors in properly limits as well. More patient data is needed to
identifying and making actionable preventive, early construct a more accurate and robust model. To
diagnosis, and focused intervention decisions. The generate more promising findings, feature
use of models based on electronic medical data to extraction methods on the original US photos could
predict FLD has not been researched thoroughly on be used. Other classification approaches, such as
a large scale. That is why our goal is to use modern neural networks and support vector machine
machine learning techniques, notably in the classifiers, should also be used to improve the
classification method, to develop a predictive model process' efficiency. Based on the features of liver
for fatty liver disease. ultrasonography imaging and clinical fatty liver
diagnostic criteria A SVM classification model is
Background Study built by Li, G., Luo, Y., Deng, W., Xu, X., Liu, A., and
Ma, H., Xu, C. F., Shen, Z., Yu, C. H., and Li, Y. Song, E., (2008) [12]. They were able to diagnose
M. (2018) [9] conducted a cross sectional fatty and normal livers with 97.1 percent and 84 4191
investigation utilizing machine learning approaches percent accuracy, respectively. Although this model
to predict Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease has decent accuracy, more work is needed to add
(NAFLD). They employed ultrasonographic methods more enhancing features. Future study could focus
to diagnose NAFLD, which has certain drawbacks on how to get consistent diagnosis and quantitative
but is still the most widely used method with good analysis results from ultrasound images acquired on
accuracy. Their findings offer valuable insight into various B-scan equipment. Pei, X., Deng, Q., Liu, Z.,
the use of innovative AI approaches to predict Yan, X., and Sun, W., 2021 [13] found that when the
NAFLD. Their model has some flaws as well, such as variables are few, ML models, particularly XGBoost,
the lack of patient liver tissue biopsy data. Patients' have superior accuracy for FLD prediction. This
liver tissue biopsy data could be added in future method may be more beneficial in real-world clinical
studies to construct a more accurate predictive ML practice. In order to predict FLD in a variety of
model. Andrade, A., Silva, J. S., Santos, J., and Belo- datasets, this model will need to be tested in the
Soares, P. (2012) [10] evaluated the effectiveness of future. The authors of [14] wanted to create a
three classifier algorithms for hepatic steatosis machine learning model that could help doctors
diagnosis (Fatty Liver). This study provides a semi- classify high-risk patients and make a novel
automated categorization technique for evaluating diagnosis, as well as prevent and manage FLD.
steatotic liver tissues based on B-scan ultrasound Chieh-Chen Wu, Wen-Chun Yen, Wen-Ding Hsu, Md.
data. Several features were extracted using Artificial Mohaimenul Islam, Phung Anh(Alex) Nguyen,
Neural Networks (ANN), Support Vector Machines Tahmina Nasrin Poly, Yao-Chin Wang, Hsuan-Chia
(SVM), and k-Nearest Neighbors (k-NN) and then Yang Their approach has the ability to detect FLD
used in three different classifiers (kNN). The early, which would improve therapy precision and
classifiers were trained using the 10-cross effectiveness. They only obtained data from a single
validation approach. A stepwise regression-based medical facility. External validation and multicenter
feature selection method was also applied, which datasets, on the other hand, may improve
enhanced prediction accuracy. To build a more performance and dependability. They were unable
accurate and robust model more patients data is to distinguish between patients with fatty and non-
required. Feature extraction methods upon the fatty liver disease due to a lack of data. They simply
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