GUI_covid19_detector allows the user to import the image from local machine and with the saved model(already trained model) it performs testing and shows the results either positive or negative.
• Dataset Used: covid-19 CT Xray images. • IDE: Jupyter notebook • GPU : AMD Radeon pro 5000M (4 GB GDDR6 ) • CPU: Intel i9 2.3Ghz processor with 16gbram • OS: MAC Os’ BigSur • DCCN Model Tested : ResNet50 and InceptionV3 • Time taken by GPU and CPU for running 10 epoch per model = 10 -15 mins
- Import the Resnet50 and inceptionv3 from tensorflow.keras
- Import the covid-19 dataset
- Reshape the input image with respect to DCNN model , here 244 ,224 because Resnet and inception will accept 224 x 224 image size .
- Convert to array and Normalize to interval of [0,1] both positive and negative datasets.
- Split into training(80%) and testing sets(20%) for both types of images and combine both positive and negative together for both train and test.
- Build the models: ResNet50 and InceptionV3
- Start training and calculating accuracy with different optimizer
- Choose the best model with ‘accuracy’ as performance metrics
- Save the best model in local machine which will be useful for implementing GUI application .
- GUI_covid19_detector allows the user to import the image from local machine and with the saved model(already trained model) it performs testing and shows the results either positive or negative.