AI Medical Compendium Journal:
Network (Bristol, England)

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An optimized deep neural network with explainable artificial intelligence framework for brain tumour classification.

Network (Bristol, England)
Brain tumour classification plays a significant role in improving patient care, treatment planning, and enhancing the overall healthcare system's effectiveness. This article presents a ResNet framework optimized using Henry gas solubility optimizatio...

Human activity recognition utilizing optimized attention induced Multihead Convolutional Neural Network with Mobile Net V1 from Mobile health data.

Network (Bristol, England)
Human Activity Recognition (HAR) systems are designed to continuously monitor human behaviour, mainly in the areas of entertainment and surveillance in intelligent home environments. In this manuscript, Human Activity Recognition utilizing optimized ...

Hybrid deep learning-based skin cancer classification with RPO-SegNet for skin lesion segmentation.

Network (Bristol, England)
Skin melanin lesions are typically identified as tiny patches on the skin, which are impacted by melanocyte cell overgrowth. The number of people with skin cancer is increasing worldwide. Accurate and timely skin cancer identification is critical to ...

HCAR-AM ground nut leaf net: Hybrid convolution-based adaptive ResNet with attention mechanism for detecting ground nut leaf diseases with adaptive segmentation.

Network (Bristol, England)
Estimating the optimal answer is expensive for huge data resources that decrease the functionality of the system. To solve these issues, the latest groundnut leaf disorder identification model by deep learning techniques is implemented. The images ar...

Deep self-organizing map neural networks improve the segmentation for inadequate plantar pressure imaging data set.

Network (Bristol, England)
This study introduces a deep self-organizing map neural network based on level-set (LS-SOM) for the customization of a shoe-last defined from plantar pressure imaging data. To alleviate the over-segmentation problem of images, which refers to segment...

A novel approach for heart disease prediction using hybridized AITHO algorithm and SANFIS classifier.

Network (Bristol, England)
In today's world, heart disease threatens human life owing to higher mortality and morbidity across the globe. The earlier prediction of heart disease engenders interoperability for the treatment of patients and offers better diagnostic recommendatio...

Optimized deep maxout for crowd anomaly detection: A hybrid optimization-based model.

Network (Bristol, England)
Monitoring Surveillance video is really time-consuming, and the complexity of typical crowd behaviour in crowded situations makes this even more challenging. This has sparked a curiosity about computer vision-based anomaly detection. This study intro...

Human hand gesture recognition using fast Fourier transform with coot optimization based on deep neural network.

Network (Bristol, England)
Hand motion detection is particularly important for managing the movement of individuals who have limbs amputated. The existing algorithm is complex, time-consuming and difficult to achieve better accuracy. A DNN is suggested to recognize human hand ...

Deep learning and optimization enabled multi-objective for task scheduling in cloud computing.

Network (Bristol, England)
In cloud computing (CC), task scheduling allocates the task to best suitable resource for execution. This article proposes a model for task scheduling utilizing the multi-objective optimization and deep learning (DL) model. Initially, the multi-objec...

A novel optimization-assisted multi-scale and dilated adaptive hybrid deep learning network with feature fusion for event detection from social media.

Network (Bristol, England)
Social media networks become an active communication medium for connecting people and delivering new messages. Social media can perform as the primary channel, where the globalized events or instances can be explored. Earlier models are facing the pi...