Table 1: Data used to train and evaluate the pneumonia segmentation model.
Convolutional neural networks were trained on publically-available frontal chest radiographs and radiologist-defined bounding boxes demarcating areas of lung parenchyma associated with pneumonia. 22,000 radiographs were used for model training and the remaining were reserved to evaluate performance.
Total | Training | Validation | |
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N (%) | 25,684 | 22,000 (85.6%) | 3,684 (14.4%) |
% Male | 56.8% | 56.6% | 57.9% |
Mean Age, years (range) | 47 (1–92) | 47 (1–92) | 46.9 (3–91) |
% AP | 45.6% | 45.4% | 46.7% |
N (%) Pneumonia | 5,656 (22.0) | 4,796 (21.8) | 860 (23.3) |
N (%) Abnormal, not Pneumonia | 11,512 (44.8) | 9,878 (44.8) | 1,634 (44.4) |
N (%) Normal | 8,516 (33.2) | 7,326 (33.3) | 1,190 (32.3) |