A FRAMEWORK FOR EFFECTIVE PREDICTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF CORONA VIRUS (COVID-19) DISEASE BASED ON DIFFERENT CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK

Authors

  • Dr. P. Deepan Author
  • Dr. B. Rajalingam2 Author
  • R.Rajeswaran3 Author

Keywords:

Corona virus, Covid-19, k-fold validation, Disease Classification, CT scan images, convolutional neural networks, D-CNN and seperable convolution.

Abstract

Corona virus (Covid-19) is one of the severe diseases that affects pneumonia and impacts our different body 
parts. This virus was origin from Wuhan city of China in December 2019 and later, it became a global pandemic 
disease rapidly spreading all over the world. To prevent viral spread, positive cases must be identified early and 
infected patients must be treated as soon as possible. The demand for COVID-19 testing kits has grown, and 
many developing countries are running out of them as new cases emerge every day. In this case, current 
research using radiology imaging (such as X-ray and CT scan) has been shown to be effective in detecting 
COVID-19, as CT scan images offer vital information about the disease caused by the COVID-19 virus.. In 
order to handle these problems, we have proposed different CNN models (like traditional Convolutional, Dilated 
Convolution and Separable Convolution) for the accurate and rapid prediction of the disease, assisting in 
mitigating the problem of scarcity of testing kits. The architecture consist of three convolution layers of 32 
filters with kernel size of 3x3, pooling size of 2x2 and fully connected layer 1024.  For performance assessment, 
11,000 CT Scan images has been collected from COVID-19 CT-Scan dataset and performed three k-fold 
validation (3-fold, 5-fold and 10-fold) process. Experimental results shows that 10-fold cross validation model 
for the Covid-19 disease classification outperformed the other two k-fold cross validation (3-fold and 5-fold) by 
achieving 94.85%, 96.85% and 97.18% of accuracy respectively. 

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Published

2026-01-19