Table 1.
Summarization of deep learning applications for medical imaging-based COVID-19 diagnosis
Authors | Sample size | Methods | Results |
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Khan et al. [19] | 1300 chest X-rays including 290 COVID-19 cases | CoroNet: Xception architecture | Accuracy = 89.6% |
Wu et al. [20] | 495 CT images consisting of 368 COVID-19 cases | Multi-view fusion model using deep learning techniques |
Accuracy = 70.0% AUC = 73.2% |
Wang and Wong [21] | 13,975 X-ray images from 13,870 patients | COVID-Net: deep CNN architecture | Accuracy = 92.4% |
Wang et al. [22] | 325 CT scans of COVID-19 and 740 of pneumonia | Deep transfer learning using modified Inception |
Accuracy = 79.3% Specificity = 83.0% |
Butt et al. [23] | 618 CT images including 219 COVID-19 cases | 3D deep learning with location-attention mechanism | Accuracy = 86.7% |
Jin et al. [24] | 970 CT images from 496 patients | Deep neural network |
Accuracy = 94.98% Specificity = 95.47% |
Song et al. [25] | 275 CT scans comprising of 88 COVID-19 cases | DeepPneumonia: ResNet architecture |
AUC = 99.0% Sensitivity = 93.0% |
Islam et al. [27] | 421 X-ray images including 141 COVID-19 cases | Combined deep CNN-LSTM architecture |
Accuracy = 97% Specificity = 91% |