Multiscale aware classification of COVID-19 from Chest X-Ray using a spatially weighted atrous spatial pyramid pooling CNN
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Abstract COVID-19 is a severe respiratory tract infections which can range from mild to lethal. COVID-19 caused by SARS-CoV-2 can readily spread through direct or indirect contact with an infected person. This high spread rate pressure on the health care systems and requires non time-consuming methods for diagnosing. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) show a great success for various computer vision tasks. However, CNN like many computer vision models is a scale-variant model and requires expensive computation. In this paper, a novel micro architecture is proposed for multiscale feature extraction and classification. Proposed CNN learns multiscale features using a pyramid of shared convolution kernels with different dilation, atrous, rates. Proposed CNN is an attention based mechanism that is used to guide and select correct scale for each input. Proposed CNN is an end-to-end trainable Network. It achieved a 0.9929 for F1-score tested on QaTa-Cov19 benchmark dataset with a total of 5,040,571 trainable parameters.
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