Muscular Dystrophy (MD) is a group of inherited muscular diseases that are commonly diagnosed with the help of techniques such as muscle biopsy, clinical presentation, andMuscleMagneticResonance Imaging (MRI). Among these techniques, Muscle MRI recommends the diagnosis of muscular dystrophy through identification of the patterns that exist in muscle fatty replacement. But the patterns overlap among various diseases whereas there is a lack of knowledge prevalent with regards to disease-specific patterns. Therefore, artificial intelligence techniques can be used in the diagnosis of muscular dystrophies, which enables us to analyze, learn, and predict for the future. In this scenario, the current research article presents an automated muscular dystrophy detection and classification model using Synergic Deep Learning (SDL) method with extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), called SDL-XGBoost. SDL-XGBoost model has been proposed to act as an automated deep learning (DL) model that examines the muscle MRI data and diagnose muscular dystrophies. SDL-XGBoost model employs Kapur's entropy based Region of Interest (RoI) for detection purposes. Besides, SDLbased feature extraction process is applied to derive a useful set of feature vectors. Finally, XGBoost model is employed as a classification approach to determine proper class labels for muscleMRI data. The researcher conducted extensive set of simulations to showcase the superior performance of SDLXGBoostmodel. The obtained experimental values highlighted the supremacy of SDL-XGBoost model over other methods in terms of high accuracy being 96.18% and 94.25% classification performance upon DMD and BMD respectively. Therefore, SDL-XGBoostmodel can help physicians in the diagnosis of muscular dystrophies by identifying the patterns of muscle fatty replacement in muscleMRI.
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Gopalakrishnan, T., Sudhakaran, P., Ramya, K. C., Sathesh Kumar, K., Al-Wesabi, F. N., Alohali, M. A., & Hilal, A. M. (2022). An automated deep learning based muscular dystrophy detection and classificationmodel. Computers, Materials and Continua, 71(1), 305–320. https://doi.org/10.32604/cmc.2022.020914
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