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1Comparative Analysis of COVID-19 Detection Methods Based on Neural Network显示文摘In 2019,the novel coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)ravaged the world.As of July 2021,there are about 192 million infected people worldwide and 4.1365 million deaths.At present,the new coronavirus is still spreading and circulating in many places around the world,especially since the emergence of Delta variant strains has increased the risk of the COVID-19 pandemic again.The symptoms of COVID-19 are diverse,and most patients have mild symptoms,with fever,dry cough,and fatigue as the main manifestations,and about 15.7%to 32.0%of patients will develop severe symptoms.Patients are screened in hospitals or primary care clinics as the initial step in the therapy for COVID-19.Although transcription-polymerase chain reaction(PCR)tests are still the primary method for making the final diagnosis,in hospitals today,the election protocol is based on medical imaging because it is quick and easy to use,which enables doctors to diagnose illnesses and their effects more quickly3.According to this approach,individuals who are thought to have COVID-19 first undergo an X-ray session and then,if further information is required,a CT-scan session.This methodology has led to a significant increase in the use of computed tomography scans(CT scans)and X-ray pictures in the clinic as substitute diagnostic methods for identifying COVID-19.To provide a significant collection of various datasets and methods used to diagnose COVID-19,this paper provides a comparative study of various state-of-the-art methods.The impact of medical imaging techniques on COVID-19 is also discussed.Inès Hilali-Jaghdam Azhari A Elhag Anis Ben Ishak Bushra M.Elamin Elnaim Omer Eltag Mohammed Elhag Feda Muhammed Abuhaimed S.Abdel-Khalek 2023Computers, Materials & Continua2023,,7:0
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