IMAGE DATA BASED PNEUOMINIA PREDICTION SYSTEM
PAVAN KUMAR P H 1, SIDDESH K T2, KOTRU SWAMY S M3
1 STUDENT, DEPARTMENT OF MCA, BIET, DAVANGERE
2ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF MCA BIET DAVANGERE
3ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF MCA BIET DAVANGERE
ABSTRACT
Pneumonia remains a significant global health challenge, especially in regions with limited access to advanced medical facilities. Early and accurate diagnosis is critical for effective treatment and management of the disease. This paper presents an Image Data-Based Pneumonia Prediction System leveraging the power of deep learning and convolutional neural networks (CNNs). The system utilizes chest X-ray images to automatically detect and classify pneumonia cases, providing a reliable diagnostic tool to assist healthcare professionals. The proposed system employs a well-curated dataset of labeled chest X-ray images to train a deep CNN model capable of distinguishing between healthy lungs and those affected by pneumonia. The model's architecture is optimized for high accuracy and robustness, incorporating techniques such as data augmentation, transfer learning, and fine-tuning to enhance performance. Initial evaluation results demonstrate that the system achieves a high classification accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity, outperforming traditional diagnostic methods. The system's user-friendly interface allows for easy integration into clinical workflows, providing quick and accurate predictions that can aid in timely medical decision-making. This paper details the methodology, including data preprocessing, model training, and evaluation metrics, and discusses the potential impact of implementing such a system in real-world healthcare settings. The Image Data-Based Pneumonia Prediction System represents a promising step forward in harnessing AI technology to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes in pneumonia care.
Keywords: Pneumonia detection, deep learning, convolutional neural networks, chest X-ray, medical imaging, AI in healthcare, diagnostic accuracy.