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  • Classification and Segmentation of Alzheimer Disease in MRI Modality using the Deep Convolutional Ne...

Classification and Segmentation of Alzheimer Disease in MRI Modality using the Deep Convolutional Neural Networks

Authors : Furkan KARAKAYA, Caglar GURKAN, Abdulkadir BUDAK, Hakan KARATAŞ
Pages : 99-105
Doi:10.31590/ejosat.1171810
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Publication Date : 2022-09-30
Article Type : Research Paper
Abstract :In the study, classification and segmentation tasks were implemented for analysis of Alzheimer\`s disease. In classification task, 7 different models were tested using transfer learning. The GoogLeNet model achieved the best classification performance with the accuracy of 0.9467, sensitivity of 0.9474, specificity of 0.9811, and F1-score of 0.9467. In segmentation task, U-Net architecture design was used for the segmentation of Alzheimer\`s disease. U-Net model achieved the dice of 0.874, IoU of 0.776, sensitivity of 0.868, specificity of 0.999, precision of 0.879, and accuracy of 0.999. In order to create the pipeline, classification and segmentation models were used together. Consequently, a computer vision-assisted decision support system was created.
Keywords : Alzheimer, Sınıflandırma, Segmentasyon, GoogLeNet, U Net

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