Feature Extraction and Classification of Chest X-Ray Images Using CNN to Detect Pneumonia
Harsh Sharma, Jai Jain, Priti Bansal, Sumit Gupta
Abstract
Pneumonia is an infection that causes inflammation of lungs and can be deadly if not detected on time. The commonly used method to detect Pneumonia is using chest X-ray which requires careful examination of chest X-ray images by an expert. The method of detecting pneumonia using chest X-ray images by an expert is time-consuming and less accurate. In this paper, we propose different deep convolution neural network (CNN) architectures to extract features from images of chest X-ray and classify the images to detect if a person has pneumonia. To evaluate the effect of dataset size on the performance of CNN, we train the proposed CNN's using both the original as well as augmented dataset and the results are reported.