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IJSREM66880
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Aug 2026
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1-9
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
CMR INSTITITE OF TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
CMR INSTITITE OF TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
CMR INSTITITE OF TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
CMR INSTITITE OF TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
CMR INSTITITE OF TECHNOLOGY
Early and efficient diagnosis of diseases has proven to be crucial for enhancing the efficacy of treatment of the same. The development of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, more specifically deep learning, has enabled automated analysis of medical images with greater efficiency. The current paper suggests the implementation of a hybrid deep learning system referred to as Multi Disease Prediction using Deep Learning (MDPDL) for identification of diseases from medical images that include brain tumors, lungs infections, bone fractures, skin diseases, and diseases related to the eyes. The proposed method involves the use of CNN for feature extraction, GA for optimizing those features, Bi-LSTM for classification purposes, and Attention mechanism to focus on important pathological regions. Comparison has been made between the proposed deep learning model and traditional machine learning classifiers such as KNN, Naive Bayes, and SVM. Model accuracy is about 96%.
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In this paper, we have introduced a MDPDL system which uses a fusion of deep learning approaches such as CNN for feature extraction, Genetic Algorithm for feature optimization, Bi-LSTM for context modeling, and attention mechanism for enhancing the output. This system performs significantly better in terms of diagnostic accuracy, achieving an accuracy of nearly 96%. In comparison to traditional machine learning approaches, our proposed MDPDL framework offers improved spatial representation learning, avoids redundant feature learning, enhances context modeling, and provides more accurate classification results.
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8/21/2026
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