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. 2023 Mar 30;23(7):3618. doi: 10.3390/s23073618

Table 5.

Summary of papers on chronic wound detection.

Reference Subject and Classes (Each Bullet Represents a Different Model) Methodology Original Images
(Training Samples)
Results
Goyal et al. (2018)
[65]
Diabetic foot ulcer
  • Wound/Non-Wound

  • Cropping and resizing

  • Augmentation was applied

  • Faster R-CNN based on InceptionV2 was used for object detection

Normal: 2028 (28,392)Abnormal: 2080 (29,120)
  • mAP: 0.918

Amin et al. (2020)
[42]
Diabetic foot ulcer
  • Ischemia/Non-Ischemia

  • Infection/Non-Infection

  • Objects were detected with the YOLOv2 algorithm.

  • Detected objects were classified with a 16-layer CNN.

Ischemia: 9870 (9870)
Infection: 5892 (5892)
Ischemia:
  • Accuracy: 0.97

  • mAP: 0.95

Infection:
  • Accuracy: 0.99

  • mAP: 0.9

Han et al. (2020)
[87]
Diabetic foot ulcer
  • Wagner Grades 0–5

  • K-means++ was used to select anchor box sizes based on the training dataset

  • Fast R-CNN was used for detection and classification, and selected anchor boxes were used for region proposals

2688 (2668)
  • mAP: 0.9136

Anisuzzaman et al. (2022)
[25]
Wound
  • Wound/Non-Wound

  • Augmentation was applied

  • YOLOv3 was used for wound detection

1800 (9580)
  • F1: 0.949

  • mAP: 0.973

Huang et al. (2022)
[88]
Wound
  • Blocked Blood Vessel/Suture/Ulceration

  • Augmentation was applied

  • Fast R-CNN using the ResNet101 backbone was used for wound localization and classification

  • The GrabCut and SURF algorithms were applied for wound boundary refinement

727 (3600)
  • Accuracy: 0.88

  • mAP: 0.87