AI in Disease Detection
Advancements and Applications
Inbunden, Engelska, 2024
Av Rajesh Singh, Rajesh Singh, Anita Gehlot, Navjot Rathour, Shaik Vaseem Akram, India) Singh, Rajesh (Uttaranchal University, India) Gehlot, Anita (Uttaranchal University, India) Rathour, Navjot (Chandigarh University, India) Vaseem Akram, Shaik (Chandigarh University
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- Utgivningsdatum2024-12-31
- Mått152 x 229 x 22 mm
- Vikt807 g
- SpråkEngelska
- Antal sidor400
- FörlagJohn Wiley & Sons Inc
- EAN9781394278664
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Dr. Rajesh Singh, Professor, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Director, Research & Innovation, Uttaranchal University, India. Dr. Singh was featured among the top ten inventors in 2010 to 2020 by Clarivate Analytics in “India’s Innovation Synopsis” in March 2021. Dr. Anita Gehlot, Professor, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Head -Research and Innovation, Uttaranchal University, India. Dr. Navjot Rathour, Associate Professor, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Chandigarh University, Mohali, India. Dr. Shaik Vaseem Akram, Assistant Professor, Electronics & Communication Engineering, S R University, Telangana, India.
- About the Editors xixList of Contributors xxiPreface xxiiiAcknowledgments xxv1 Introduction to AI in Disease Detection — An Overview of the Use of AI in Detecting Diseases, Including the Benefits and Limitations of the Technology 1Arvind Singh Rawat, Jagadheswaran Rajendran, and Shailendra Singh SikarwarIntroduction 1Objectives 2Literature Review 4Benefits of AI in Disease Detection 7Limitations of AI in Disease Detection 9AI Techniques in Disease Detection 10Supervised Learning for Disease Diagnosis 10Unsupervised Learning in Healthcare 10Deep Learning and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) 11AI in Medical Imaging and Radiology 11Applications of AI in Disease Detection 12Oncology: Cancer Detection and Diagnosis 12Cardiology: Predicting Cardiovascular Diseases 12Neurology: Early Detection of Neurological Disorders 12Infectious Diseases: AI in Epidemic and Pandemic Management 13Methodology 13Data Collection and Preprocessing 13Multimodal Fusion Techniques 14Transfer Learning for Disease Detection 14Explainable AI (XAI) Techniques 14Federated Learning Framework 14Clinical Validation and Adoption Studies 16Continuous Monitoring and Early Warning Systems 16Results and Analysis 16Analysis 17Performance Evaluation for the Techniques of Multimodal Fusion 17Assessment of Transfer Learning for Disease Detection 18Effectiveness of Explainable AI Techniques 18Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning-Based Collaborative Model Training 18Performance of Continuous Monitoring and Early Warning Systems 19Case Study: AI in Disease Detection 20Development and Training 20Testing and Validation 20Deployment and Integration 21Conclusion 22Future Scope 23References 242 Explanation of Machine Learning Algorithms Used in Disease Detection, Such as Decision Trees and Neural Networks 27Nikhil Verma, Tripti Sharma, and Bobbinpreet KaurIntroduction 27The Silent Guardian: Machine Learning’s Stealthy Rise in Disease Detection 27Beyond the Usual Suspects: A Look at Emerging Innovations 27The Ethical Symphony: Balancing Innovation with Human Oversight 28Objectives 28Unveiling Hidden Patterns – Feature Engineering 28Innovation Spotlight: Active Feature Acquisition (AFA) 29Limitations and Advantages of ML Algorithms for Disease Detection 30Advantages of Machine Learning Algorithms for Disease Detection 31Limitations of Machine Learning Algorithms for Disease Detection 31Literature Review 32The Familiar Melodies: Established ML Techniques and Their Strengths 33The Rise of the Deep Learning Chorus: Innovation on the Horizon 33Breaking New Ground: Unveiling Unique Innovations and Addressing Challenges 38The Well-Honed Orchestra: Established Techniques Take Center Stage 38Beyond the Familiar Melodies: Deep Learning Takes the Stage 39Collaboration and Innovation Lead the Way 40Methodology 40Conventional ML Methods for Disease Detection 41Beyond the Established Melodies: Innovation Takes Center Stage 42Results and Analysis 43The Familiar Melody: Established Methodologies 43The Disruptive Score: Unveiling New Innovations 44The Human Touch: Ethical Considerations and Explainability 45Conclusions and Future Scope 45The Evolving Maestro: AI Orchestration Beyond Established Methods 46Human-Machine Duet: Collaboration for a Healthier Future 46References 473 Natural Language Processing (NLP) in Disease Detection — A Discussion of How NLP Techniques Can Be Used to Analyze and Classify Medical Text Data for Disease Diagnosis 53Vinod Kumar, Mohammed Ismail Iqbal, and Rachna RathoreIntroduction 53Objectives 54Early Infection Location through Phonetic Fingerprints 54Estimation Examination for All-Encompassing Healthcare 55Social Media Reconnaissance for Disease Outbreaks 55Custom-Fitted Medication through Personalized Content Investigation 55Precise Medication with Clinical Trial Content Mining 56Breaking Down Language Boundaries for Worldwide Wellbeing 56Human-Machine Collaboration for Making Strides 56Advantages and Limitations of Natural Language Processing in Disease Detection 57Advantages of NLP in Disease Detection 57Limitations of NLP in Disease Detection 58Literature Review 59From Content to Determination: Revealing Etymological Fingerprints 59Past Watchwords: Capturing the Subtlety of Free-Text Information 59Control of Expansive Language Models: A New Frontier 59Breaking Down Language Obstructions for Worldwide 61Toward a Collaborative Future: Human-Machine Association 61Logical AI 61Past Content: Multimodal Infection Discovery with NLP and Imaging Information 62Methodology 62Information Procurement and Preprocessing: Building the Establishment 62Content Explanation: Labeling the Story 63Feature Designing: Extricating Important Signals 63Show Determination and Preparing: Choosing the Right Tool for the Work 63Demonstrate Assessment and Refinement: Guaranteeing Exactness and Belief 63Integration and Arrangement: Putting NLP to Work 64Results and Analysis 64Current Achievements: A Glimpse into the Possible 64Unveiling New Frontiers: Innovative Approaches for the Future 66Challenges and Considerations: Navigating the Road Ahead 66Case Study of NLP in Disease Detection 67Conclusions and Future Scope 69Charting the Course: Unveiling New Frontiers in NLP 70A Collaborative Future: Working Together for a Healthier Tomorrow 70Enhancing EHR Analysis 71Personalized Pharmaceutical 71Integration with AI and Machine Learning 72Expansion into New Medical Fields 72Upgrading Persistent Engagement 72Ethical and Protection Contemplations 73References 734 Computer Vision for Disease Detection — An Overview of How Computer Vision Techniques Can Be Used to Detect Diseases in Medical Images, Such as X-Rays and MRIs 77Ravindra Sharma, Narendra Kumar, and Vinod SharmaIntroduction 77Objectives 78Improved Early Disease Detection 78Improve Diagnostic Accuracy 78Developing Transfer Learning Models for Medical Imaging 78Explainability in Artificial Intelligence Applied to Medical Imaging 79Building Computer-Vision-Based Real-Time Disease Diagnostics Systems 79Integration of Multimodal Data for Comprehensive Diagnosis 79Literature Review 79Improving Early Detection and Diagnostic Accuracy 80Switch Studying and Artificial Records Generation 80Explainable AI and Real-Time Detection Structures 80Multimodal Statistics Integration 81Innovations in Precise Disease Detection 81Advanced Deep Learning Strategies 83Statistics Augmentation and Synthesis 83Explainable AI for Trust and Transparency 83Real-Time Diagnostic Systems 84Integration of Multimodal Insights 84Disease-Specific Innovations 84Benefits of AI in Disease Detection 85Limitations of AI in Disease Detection 86Methodology 87Records Series and Preprocessing 87Version Improvement 88Real-Time Processing and Deployment 88Multimodal Records Integration 89Continuous Mastering and Development 89Results and Analysis 89Diagnostic Accuracy 91Efficiency and Pace 91Explainability and Agreement 92Multimodal Statistics Integration 92Key Improvements 92Continuous Learning and Variation 93Medical Integration and Impact 93Key Improvements 93Conclusion and Future Scope 94References 965 Deep Learning for Disease Detection — A Deep Dive into Deep Learning Techniques Such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Their Use in Disease Detection 99Mohammed Ismail Iqbal and Priyanka KaushikIntroduction 99Objectives 100Literature Review 101Integration of Multimodal Information 102Switch Learning for Better Model Training 102Explainable AI Techniques for CNNs 102Records Augmentation and Synthesis Techniques 103Fundamentals of Deep Learning 105CNNs in Medical Imaging 106Image Processing for Disease Detection 107Methodology 109Convolutional Neural Networks: A Top-Level View 109Multiscale Convolutional Layers 109Attention Mechanisms 109Transfer Learning with Pretrained Models 110Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) for Statistics Augmentation 110Self-Supervised Learning 110Results and Analysis 111Accuracy and Performance 112Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy 112Sensitivity and Specificity 113Speed and Efficiency 113Reliability and Consistency 113Effects 114Multiscale Convolutional Layers 114Attention Mechanisms 115Switch Learning with Pretrained Models 115GANs for Statistics Augmentation 115Self-Supervised Learning 115Improved Diagnostic Accuracy and Performance 115Reduced Dependence on Massive Labeled Datasets 116Better Version Robustness and Generalization 116Scalability and Flexibility 116Innovations and Future Instructions 116Multimodal Gaining Knowledge 116Federated Learning for Privateness-Retaining AI 116Explainable AI (XAI) for Stepped Forward Interpretability 116Integration with Wearable Devices 117Real-Time Adaptive Learning 117Conclusion and Future Scope 117Multimodal Deep Learning Integration 118Federated Learning for Stronger Privacy 118Explainable AI (XAI) for Transparency 118Wearable Generation AI and Continuous Monitoring 119Adaptive Learning and Real-Time Model Updating 119Personalized Remedy and Predictive Analytics 119Collaborative AI Systems 119Stronger Data Augmentation Techniques 119AI-Driven Clinical Trials and Research 120International Health and AI-Driven Disorder Surveillance 120References 1206 Applications of AI in Cardiovascular Disease Detection — A Review of the Specific Ways in which AI Is Being Used to Detect and Diagnose Cardiovascular Diseases 123Satish Mahadevan Srinivasan and Vinod SharmaIntroduction 123Objectives 124Literature Review 126Fundamentals of AI in Medical Applications 129Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning 129AI Techniques for Cardiovascular Disease Detection 131Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) 131Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) Networks 131Support Vector Machines (SVMs) 132Random Forests 132AI in Cardiovascular Imaging 132AI in Echocardiography 133AI in Cardiac MRI and CT Scans 133AI in Nuclear Cardiology 133AI in Electrocardiogram (ECG) Analysis 134Computer-Based ECG Interpretation 134Case Studies and Real-World Implementations 134AI in Risk Prediction and Stratification 135Risk Prediction Models 135Personalized Risk Stratification 136AI in Monitoring and Managing Cardiovascular Health 136AI-Assisted Disease Management 137Challenges and Limitations of AI in Cardiovascular Disease Detection 137Data Quality and Availability 137Model Interpretability and Transparency 138Clinical Integration and Adoption 138Ethical and Legal Considerations 138Methodology 139Results and Analysis 140Conclusion and Future Scope 142References 1447 Applications of AI in Cancer Detection — A Review of the Specific Ways in which AI Is Being Used to Detect and Diagnose Various Types of Cancer 147Shival Dubey and Shailendra Singh SikarwarIntroduction 147Objectives 148Literature Review 150Methodology 159Results and Analysis 160Conclusion and Future Scope 162References 1638 Applications of AI in Neurological Disease Detection — A Review of Specific Ways in Which AI Is Being Used to Detect and Diagnose Neurological Disorders, Such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s 167Dolly Sharma and Priyanka KaushikIntroduction 167Objectives 168Literature Review 169Key Applications of AI in Medical Settings 180AI Techniques for Detecting Alzheimer’s Disease 181AI Techniques for Detecting Parkinson’s Disease 181AI Techniques in Other Neurological Disorders 182Methodology 183Results and Analysis 184Conclusion and Future Scope 186References 1879 AI Integration in Healthcare Systems — A Review of the Problems and Potential Associated with Integrating AI in Healthcare for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 191Praveen Kumar Malik, Hitesh Bhatt, and Madhuri SharmaIntroduction 191Objectives 192Literature Review 194Advantages of AI Integration in Healthcare Systems for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 197Limitations of AI Integration in Healthcare Systems for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 199Applications of AI Integration in Healthcare Systems for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 200Methodology 203Results and Analysis 205More Desirable Diagnostic Accuracy and Efficiency 205Interpretability and Trustworthiness 205Robustness and Generalizability 207Continuous Learning and Version 207Patient Consequences and Healthcare Impact 207Observations 208Potential Benefits of AI Integration 208Future Directions 209Conclusion 209Future Scope 210References 21210 Clinical Validation of AI Disease Detection Models — An Overview of the Clinical Validation Process for AI Disease Detection Models, and How They Can Be Validated for Accuracy and Effectiveness 215Manish Prateek and Saurabh Pratap Singh RathoreIntroduction 215Objectives 217Literature Review 219Advantages of the Clinical Validation of AI Disease Detection Models 223The Clinical Validation Process 223Clinical Trials 223Limitations of the Clinical Validation Process 224Data Quality and Availability 224Model Generalizability 225Regulatory and Ethical Challenges 225Integration with Clinical Workflow 225Cost and Resource Requirements 225Interpretability and Transparency 225Clinical Trial Limitations Narrow Focus 225Applications of AI Disease Detection Models 226Radiology and Medical Imaging 226Pathology 226Cardiology 226Ophthalmology 228Oncology 228Neurology 228Primary Care 228Public Health 228Research and Development 229Methodology 229Results and Analysis 230Conclusion and Future Scope 233References 23511 Integration of AI in Healthcare Systems — A Discussion of the Challenges and Opportunities of Integrating AI in Healthcare Systems for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 239Nitin Sharma and Priyanka KaushikIntroduction 239Objectives 240Literature Review 242Advantages of AI Integration in Healthcare Systems 245Enhanced Diagnostic Accuracy 245Early Disease Detection 245Continuous Learning and Improvement 246Limitations and Challenges of Integrating AI in Healthcare Systems 247Applications of AI in Healthcare for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 250Medical Imaging Analysis 250Pathology: 4,444 AI Systems Checking Biopsy Samples for Cancer Cells 250Chronic Disease Management 252Methodology 252Results and Analysis 253More Desirable Diagnostic Accuracy and Efficiency 253Interpretability and Trustworthiness 254Patient Outcomes and Healthcare Impact 256Observations 256Conclusion 259Future Scope 259Growth into Multi-Omics Records Integration 259Development of AI-Driven Predictive Analytics for Physical Fitness 260Enhancement of Real-Time Data Selection Guide Structures 260Implementation of AI in Virtual and Telehealth Services 260Ethical AI and Bias Mitigation Strategies 260Collaborative AI for Interdisciplinary Studies 260Personalized Fitness Training and Lifestyle Interventions 261Augmented Reality (AR) and AI for Better Clinical Training 261References 26112 The Future of AI in Disease Detection — A Look at Emerging Trends and Future Directions in the Use of AI for Disease Detection and Diagnosis 265Binboga Siddik Yarman and Saurabh Pratap Singh RathoreIntroduction 265Objectives 266Literature Review 268Advantages of AI in Disease Detection 271Limitations of AI in Disease Detection 273Applications of AI in Disease Detection 275Methodology 277Result and Analysis 280Observations 283Upgraded Diagnosis Accuracy 283Moving Toward Personalized Treatment 283Advances in Foundation Imaging 284Conclusion and Future Scope 285References 28613 Limitations and Challenges of AI in Disease Detection — An Examination of the Limitations and Challenges of AI in Disease Detection, Including the Need for Large Datasets and Potential Biases 289Anchit Bijalwan and Shailendra Singh SikarwarIntroduction 289Objectives 290Literature Review 292Advantages of AI in Disease Detection: A Comprehensive Overview 295Enhanced Accuracy and Precision 295Speedier Preparing and Determination 295Taking Care of Expansive Volumes of Information 295Ceaseless Learning and Enhancement 296Diminishment of Human Mistake 296Limitations and Challenges of AI in Disease Detection 297Applications of AI in Disease Detection: A Comprehensive Overview 299Medical Imaging Analysis 299Drug Discovery and Development 300Methodology 302Result and Analysis 303Observations 306Significant Impact on Medical Imaging 306Automation and Efficiency in Pathology 306Advancements in Genomics and Personalized Medicine 306Early Detection and Proactive Health Management 306Predictive Analytics for Risk Assessment 307Support for Healthcare Professionals 307NLP in Electronic Health Records 307Enhancing Remote Monitoring and Telemedicine 307Accelerating Drug Discovery 307Addressing Mental Health 308Conclusion and Future Scope 308References 30914 AI-Assisted Diagnosis and Treatment Planning — A Discussion of How AI Can Assist Healthcare Professionals in Making More Accurate Diagnoses and Treatment Plans for Diseases 313Mamoon Rashid and Madhuri SharmaIntroduction 313Objectives 315Literature Review 316Advantages of AI-Assisted Diagnosis and Treatment Planning 319Advanced Diagnostic Accuracy 319Personalized Treatment Plans 320Efficient Data Management 320Continuous Learning and Improvement 320Predictive Analytics 320Efficient Workflow 320Support for Rural and Underserved Areas 321Limitations of AI-Assisted Diagnosis and Treatment Planning 321Concerns with Data Privacy and Security 321Data Quality and Bias 321Lack of Interpretability 322Good-Quality Data 322Integration with Existing Systems 322Ethical and Legal Issues 322Resistance to Change 323Limited Clinical Validation 323Summary of Challenges 323Applications of AI-Assisted Diagnosis and Treatment Planning 323Therapeutic Imaging Examination 325Personalized Medicine 325Predictive Analytics for Disease Prevention 325Discovery and Development of New Drugs 326Virtual Health Assistants 326Robotic Surgery 326Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) 326Remote Monitoring and Telemedicine 327Optimizing Workflows 327Methodology 327Observations 328Results and Analysis 331Conclusion and Future Scope 333References 33415 AI in Disease Surveillance — An Overview of How AI Can Be Used in Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Detection in Real-World Scenarios 337Abhishek Tripathi and Rachna RathoreIntroduction 337Objectives 338Literature Review 340Advantages of AI in Disease Surveillance 343Limitations of AI in Disease Surveillance 345Information Quality and Accessibility 345Protection and Security Concerns 345Inclination in AI Calculations 345Interpretability and Straightforwardness 345Ethical and Legitimate Issues 345Foundation and Asset Imperatives 346Versatility to Advancing Dangers 346Untrue Positives and Negatives 346Real-World Case Thinks About Highlighting Confinements Google Flu Patterns (GFT) 346Challenges in Low-Resource Settings 346Inclination in Predictive Models 347Applications of AI in Disease Surveillance 347Early Detection Systems 347Predictive Modeling 347Computerized Information Collection and Integration 349Real-Time Reconnaissance 349Natural Language Programming (NLP) 349Geospatial Investigation 349Contact Tracking 349Social Media Investigation 349Methodology 350Result and Analysis 351Observations 354Comprehensive Experiences 354Key Perceptions Upgraded Early Discovery 354Precise Predictive Modeling 354Real-Time Checking 355NLP Capabilities 355Geospatial Examination and Mapping 355Improved Contact Tracking 355Opinion and Behavioral Examination 355Challenges and Considerations 356Data Quality and Availability 356Protection and Ethical Concerns 356Predisposition in AI Models 356Interpretability and Straightforwardness 356Foundation and Asset Imperatives 356Conclusion and Future Scope 357References 358Index 361