Deep learning and machine learning techniques for processing medical images
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58916/jhas.v11i2.1193Keywords:
medical imaging; machine learning; deep learning, Image enhancement; Information retrievalAbstract
Artificial intelligence techniques and their programs, particularly in analyzing medical images for diagnosing and treating diseases, play a significant role in advancing medical services within imaging departments. These advancements also enable the integration of such services with health systems and medical devices. Medical imaging itself stands as one of the most intricate and information-rich resources regarding patient health, serving as the initial diagnostic tool for numerous medical conditions. However, the growing diversity and volume of data within medical imaging have made extracting actionable insights increasingly challenging, necessitating the application of artificial intelligence tools for accurate disease diagnosis.
AI offers healthcare providers valuable opportunities to enhance outcomes through improved analytical capabilities. In recent years, deep machine learning combined with computer vision has gained substantial traction in the realm of medical imaging. These technologies focus on identifying meaningful features for specific tasks, such as detecting abnormalities or suspicious regions in images and classifying them into well-defined categories.
Machine learning and deep learning algorithms are advancing at an impressive pace within the field of dynamic medical imaging research. Significant efforts are underway to enhance medical imaging applications by leveraging these algorithms to identify errors in disease diagnostic systems, which could otherwise result in ambiguous medical treatments. Machine learning and deep learning serve as vital tools in medical imaging, particularly for predicting early signs of diseases. Specifically, deep learning techniques, such as convolutional neural networks, are designed through specialized methodologies to analyze medical images effectively. These approaches utilize supervised or unsupervised learning methods, applying tailored algorithms on standardized datasets to make precise predictions. This involves processes like image scanning, classification, object detection, pattern recognition, and reasoning.
The primary aim of this research is to explore the application of machine learning and deep learning methods in medical imaging. The study focuses on presenting an overview of the current techniques utilized in this field, analyzing their strengths and limitations, and examining potential future advancements in handling multidimensional and automated medical data. Deep learning, in particular, offers an impressive approach for enabling classification and facilitating automated decision-making processes.



