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. 2026 Apr 6;14:e78300. doi: 10.2196/78300

Table 2. Comparative performance and efficiency of different artificial intelligence models for feature extractiona.

Model Parameter count (M) FLOPSb (giga) Validation accuracy (%) mAPc F1-score Training time, minutes Inference time, seconds
AlexNet 61.1 0.71 d 80.5
(79.4-81.6)
82.8
(81.7-83.9)
81.4
(80.3-82.5)
151 39
VGG16 138.36 15.47 83.4
(82.3-84.5)
86.6
(85.6-87.6)
84.5
(83.5-85.5)
258 47
VGG19 143.67 19.63 86.1
(85.1-87.1)
86.1
(85.1-87.1)
85.4
(84.4-86.4)
278 45
ResNet50 25.56 4.13 83.3
(82.2-84.4)
87.2
(86.2-88.2)
84.6
(83.6-85.6)
258 59
InceptionV4 42.62 6.12 50.3
(48.9-51.7)
76.7
(75.5-77.9)
66.4
(65.0-67.8)
310 99
DinoV2-Base 85.51 21.96 73.3
(72.0-74.6)
76.3
(75.1-77.5)
73.8
(72.5-75.1)
502 60
Swin-Base 87.7 15.17 86.1
(85.1-87.1)
86.8
(85.8-87.8)
86.4
(85.4-87.4)
494 112
DinoV2-Small 21.52 5.52 70.4
(69.1-71.7)
73.9
(72.6-75.2)
71.1
(69.8-72.4)
182 59
Swin-Tiny 28.27 4.37 60.3
(58.9-61.7)
76.7
(75.5-77.9)
58.8
(57.4-60.2)
175 35
GoogLeNet 6.8 d 1.51 95.9
(95.3-96.5)d
89.2
(88.3-90.1)d
95.1
(94.5-95.7)d
57 d 22 d
a

Performance metrics are reported as mean (95% CI).

b

FLOPs: Floating Point Operations.

c

mAP: mean average precision.

d

The values in italics indicate the best performance or efficiency in the comparative results.