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白细胞计数:使用深度学习自动识别和计数白细胞

LeukocyteCount: Automatic Identification and Counting for leukocytes using Deep Learning

School of Information Technology and Computer Science (ITCS)(信息科技与计算机科学学院);Nile University(尼罗大学);Computer Science Department(计算机科学系);Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence(计算机与人工智能学院);Helwan University(海尔万大学)

Ahmed M. Sayed, Sondos A. Refaat, Abdallah M. Mostafa, Mariam S. El-Rahmany, Ensaf Hussein Mohamed

AI总结:

研究针对传统白细胞计数和分类方法的不足,提出基于机器学习的自动化解决方案,采用集成Yolov5、微调的预训练MobileNetV2模型和逻辑回归分类器的混合模型,实现白细胞精准识别、计数和分类。

摘要:

疾病诊断和监测常涉及人体生物样本分析,血液分析至关重要,白细胞是评估身体抗感染防御机制的关键指标。传统白细胞计数和分类方法劳动强度大且易出错。本研究提出基于机器学习的自动化解决方案,采用混合模型实现白细胞的准确识别、计数和分类,应用效果显著。

英文摘要:

Diagnosing and monitoring diseases frequently involves the analysis of human biological samples, with blood analysis being pivotal. Specifically, leukocytes, or white blood cells (WBCs), are essential markers for evaluating the body's defense mechanisms against infections. Traditional methods for WBC counting and classification are labor-intensive and prone to inaccuracies, primarily due to human error. The conventional processes for blood cell analysis, especially those concerning WBCs, are beset with difficulties. These include the laborious nature of manual counting and the susceptibility to errors, which can significantly impact the accuracy and reliability of disease diagnosis and monitoring. This study proposes an automated, machine learning-based solution aimed at mitigating the identified challenges. By employing a hybrid model that integrates Yolov5 for the detection of WBCs, coupled with a finely tuned, pre-trained MobileNetV2 model and a Logistic Regression classifier, the study innovates in the accurate identification, counting, and classification of WBCs into four distinct types. The methodology leverages the BCCD dataset for training and validation purposes. The application of the proposed hybrid machine learning model has yielded remarkable results, demonstrating a detection accuracy rate of 98\% through the Yolov5 stage, and an unparalleled classification accuracy of 99.04\% in subsequent stages utilizing MobileNetV2 and Logistic Regression. Additionally, Our proposed YOLOv5-based RBC detection module achieves an F1 score of 99.73\%, which outperforms the baseline. These findings underscore the model's potential in transforming traditional laboratory practices for WBC analysis, offering a path towards more accurate, efficient, and reliable disease diagnostics and monitoring.

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