A Comparative Analysis of SVM and CNN For Scoliosis Detection in Backbone X-Ray Images
A Comparative Analysis of SVM and CNN For Scoliosis Detection in Backbone X-Ray Images
A Comparative Analysis of SVM and CNN For Scoliosis Detection in Backbone X-Ray Images
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Joysun Wisesa Albert Geoffrey Kevin
Gunawan Gunawan Laurensius
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Said Jurike V
Achmad Moniaga
Overview
Introduction
Literature Review
Methodology
Results &
Analysis
Conclusions
Introduction
Scoliosis is a medical condition that affects the curvature of a person’s spine.
Since it could lead to severe health issues, it is something that has to be dealt
with as quickly as possible. An early detection can contribute to this matter.
Support Vector Machines (SVM) have been widely used in medical image
analysis for classification tasks. SVM excels in identifying patterns within
datasets and has demonstrated success in various medical applications. Its
application in scoliosis detection warrants exploration and evaluation.
Feature Extraction will help models learn in which SVM focuses on spine
curvature characteristics and CNN learned by raw picture data.
SVM and CNN will be trained seperately. SVM is better at recognizing patterns
related to scoliosis while CNN learn complex patterns using layers with
hierarchical nature of neural networks.
Model Validation will use different dataset to handle new cases that have not
been encountered yet.
Has a balanced trade-off in detecting normal spines, but Can detect normal spines and scoliosis at a relatively
can accurately detect spines with scoliosis. average capability. However, having a higher AUC-ROC score
than CNN’s proves that SVM excels in superior
discriminatory power and effectiveness in clinical
applications.
Conclusions
The CNN model was able to get a precise and accurate result, as it excelled in precision
for the ”Normal” class and achieved a balanced trade-off between precision and recall.
Meanwhile, the SVM model demonstrated robust performance, particularly in precision
and discriminatory power, as indicated by the higher AUC-ROC score.
Both models show each of their pros and cons in providing their best analysis result,
but ultimately they are useful depending on the situation. As time passes, there might
be more improvements to them that allows them to be used for even more certain
scenarios.
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