ArticleEngineering applications of artificial intelligence2022
BLCov: A novel collaborative-competitive broad learning system for COVID-19 detection from radiology images.
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With the global outbreak of COVID-19, there is an urgent need to develop an effective and automated detection approach as a faster diagnostic alternative to avoid the spread of COVID-19. Recently, broad learning system (BLS) has been viewed as an alternative method of deep learning which has been applied to many areas. Nevertheless, the sparse autoencoder in classical BLS just considers the representations to reconstruct the input data but ignores the relationship among the extracted features. In this paper, inspired by the effectiveness of the collaborative-competitive representation (CCR) mechanism, a novel collaborative-competitive representation-based autoencoder (CCRAE) is first proposed, and then collaborative-competitive broad learning system (CCBLS) is proposed based on CCRAE to effectively address the issues mentioned above. Moreover, an automated CCBLS-based approach is proposed for COVID-19 detection from radiology images such as CT scans and chest X-ray images. In the proposed approach, a feature extraction module is utilized to extract features from CT scans or chest X-ray images, then we use these features for COVID-19 detection with CCBLS. The experimental results demonstrated that our proposed approach can achieve superior or comparable performance in comparison with ten other state-of-the-art methods.
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