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SECONDARY PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS RECOGNITION BY ROTATION ANGLE VECTOR GRID-BASED FRACTIONAL FOURIER ENTROPY

Secondary pulmonary tuberculosis recognition by rotation angle vector grid-based fractional Fourier entropy
Authors: Wang, Shui-Hua; Karaca, Yeliz; Zhang, Xin; Zhang, Yu-Dong;

SECONDARY PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS RECOGNITION BY ROTATION ANGLE VECTOR GRID-BASED FRACTIONAL FOURIER ENTROPY

Abstract

Aim: Tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis bacteria. This study plans to build a novel deep learning-based model for the accurate recognition of tuberculosis. Methods: We propose a novel model — rotation angle vector grid-based fractional Fourier entropy and deep stacked sparse autoencoder (RAVG-FrFE–DSSAE) — which uses RAVG-FrFE as a feature extractor and harnesses DSSAE as the classifier. Moreover, an 18-way MDA is introduced on the training set to avoid overfitting. Results: Experimental results of 10 runs of 10-fold CV showcase that this proposed RAVG-FrFE–DSSAE algorithm yields a reasonable performance including of 93.68[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]1.11% sensitivity, 94.38[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]1.11% specificity, 94.35[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]1.04% precision, 94.03[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]0.69% accuracy, 94.01[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]0.70% [Formula: see text]-score, 88.07[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]1.38% MCC, 94.01[Formula: see text]±[Formula: see text]0.70% FMI, and 0.9725 AUC, respectively. Conclusions: Our result outperforms the eight state-of-the-art approaches. Besides, the result shows the effectiveness of the 18-way MDA.

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Biomedical imaging and signal processing, fractional Fourier entropy, deep learning, fractional Fourier transform, multiple-way data augmentation, Fourier and Fourier-Stieltjes transforms and other transforms of Fourier type, Fractional derivatives and integrals, rotation angle vector grid, secondary pulmonary tuberculosis, recognition, deep stacked sparse autoencoder

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