Abstract
Computerized tomography (CT) scans and X-rays play an important role in the diagnosis of COVID-19 and pneumonia. On the basis of the image analysis results of chest CT and X-rays, the severity of lung infection is monitored using a tool. Many researchers have done in diagnosis of lung infection in an accurate and efficient takes lot of time and inefficient. To overcome these issues, our proposed study implements four cascaded stages. First, for pre-processing, a mean filter is used. Second, texture feature extraction uses principal component analysis (PCA). Third, a modified whale optimization algorithm is used (MWOA) for a feature selection algorithm. The severity of lung infection is detected on the basis of age group. Fourth, image classification is done by using the proposed MWOA with the salp swarm algorithm (MWOA-SSA). MWOA-SSA has an accuracy of 97%, whereas PCA and MWOA have accuracies of 81% and 86%. The sensitivity rate of the MWOA-SSA algorithm is better that of than PCA (84.4%) and MWOA (95.2%). MWOA-SSA outperforms other algorithms with a specificity of 97.8%. This proposed method improves the effective classification of lung affected images from large datasets.
Highlights
COVID-19 is a virus infection that has changed human life in various aspects including finance, education, health care, and supply chains
modified whale optimization algorithm (MWOA)-SSA is compared with the existing algorithms MWOA [30] and SSA [31] by using performance metric measures of sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, precision (PPV), F-score, and negative predictive value (NPV)
5 Conclusion MWOA-SSA is used for the classification of COVID-19 cases in four phases
Summary
COVID-19 is a virus infection that has changed human life in various aspects including finance, education, health care, and supply chains. CT and X-ray image modalities are non-invasive and used to detect and severity of lung infection [2,3]. CMC, 2022, vol., no.1 extraction of CT images and a modified whale optimization algorithm (MWOA) for feature selection. To classify COVID-affected images from a large dataset and detect severity using the modified whale optimization algorithm (MWA) with the salp swarm algorithm (MWOA-SSA). The main disadvantage of existing algorithms are inefficiency, high execution time, and maximized error rate. To overcome these issues, our proposed MWOA-SSA has high potential in detecting the severity of lung infections such as pneumonia and classifying COVID-19 in affected and unaffected images from a large dataset effectively and quickly
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