Application of Imaging Examination Based on Deep Learning in the Diagnosis of Viral Senile Pneumonia.

Medical image classification technology, preferably which is based on the deep learning, is not only a key auxiliary diagnosis and treatment method in clinical medicine but also an important direction of scientific research. With the intensification of social aging, the incidence of viral elderly pneumonia has been on the rise and needs dedication from the research community. Doctors rely on personal theories and experience to use traditional methods to check the computed tomography (CT) images of the lungs of elderly patients one by one, which is likely to cause diagnosis errors. The accuracy of the traditional method certainly meets the clinical needs, but it has higher requirements on the theory and experience of medical staff, and the classification efficiency is low. Constructing an accurate and fast auxiliary system can effectively save medical resources. In response to the above problems, we have proposed a viral pneumonia diagnosis method for lung CT images, which is based on the convolutional neural networks. The main research work is carried out around the following aspects: First, in the lung CT image classification task, the traditional methods are inefficient and effective for doctors. The basic quality requirements of the model are high, or, in the model training, the effective training data are small, and so forth, causing problems such as model overfitting. A lung CT classification model based on the improved Inception-ResNet is proposed. In this model, first the overall architecture of the network model is designed, and then the Contrast-Limited Adaptive Histogram Equalization (CLAHE) algorithm is used to perform the same image enhancement processing on the dataset and data needed in this article, and then the pictures pass through three different network models. A binary classification study was carried out on viral pneumonia and normal lung images, and finally the accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity of the three models were compared. The experimental results show that the accuracy of the three models for the judgment of viral pneumonia is more than 95%. Among these, the model proposed in this article has better classification effect and fit, the highest accuracy rate, and less parameters and can be used for rapid screening of viral senile pneumonia.