COVID -19 Predictions using Transfer Learning based Deep Learning Model with Medical Internet of Things

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Angulakshmi M
Deepa M
Anand M
Vanitha M
Sumaiya Thaseen I
Karthikeyan P

Abstract

Early detection of COVID-19 may help medical expert for proper treatment plan and infection control. Internet of Things (IoT) has vital improvement in many areas including medical field. Deep learning also provide tremendous improvement in the field of medical. We have proposed a Transfer learning based deep learning model with medical Internet of Things for predicting COVID-19 from X-ray images. In the proposed method, the X ray images of patient are stored in cloud storage using internet for wide access. Then, the images are retrieved from cloud and Transfer learning based deep learning models namely VGG-16, Inception, Alexnet, Googlenet and Convolution neural Network models are applied on the X-rays images for predicting COVID 19, Normal and pneumonia classes. The pre-trained models helps to the effectiveness of deep learning accuracy and reduced the training time. The experimental analysis show that VGG -16 model gives accuracy of 99% for detecting COVID19 than other models.

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M, A. ., M, D. ., M, A. ., M, V. ., I, S. T. ., & P, K. . (2023). COVID -19 Predictions using Transfer Learning based Deep Learning Model with Medical Internet of Things . International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(3), 43–50. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i3.6200
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