Table 5. Comparison of AI-assisted recent studies for COVID-19 lung infection.
Authors | Modality | Subjects | Method | Performance |
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Ghoshal et al. [69] | X-Ray | COVID-19 90 and other conditions | CNN | 92.9% (Acc.) |
Sethy et al. [70] |
X-ray | COVID-19 and Normal 25 images | ResNet50 and SVM | 95.33%(Acc.) |
Ying et al. [71] |
CT | COVID-19 777 images and 708 images of Normal | DRE-Net | 86% (Acc.) |
Hussain et al. [72] | X-Ray | COVID-19 Bacterial & Viral 145 images and 138 Normal | Texture features using Machine learning. Two-class classification i) covid-19 vs normal ii) Covid-19 vs viral pneumonia iii) Covid-19 vs Bacterial pneumonia iv) Four-class (Covid-19, Bacteria, Viral and Normal) |
100% accuracy 97.56% Accuracy 97.44% Accuracy 79.52% Accuracy |
Pratiwi et al. [73] | CT | Covid—(1251) Non-Covid–(1229) |
Two Classes Deep learning VGG-16 |
88.54% Accuracy |
This study | X-Ray | COVID-19 (N = 1525), non-COVID-19 normal (N = 1525), viral pneumonia (N = 1342) and bacterial Pneumonia (N = 2521) After augmentation N = 2521 |
4-class (Normal, Bacterial Pneumonia, viral Pneumonia and COVID-19) using ESN-MDFS approach |
96.18% Accuracy AUC of 0.99 |