DETECTION OF SPINAL CORD INJURY USING SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINE.

Spinalcordinjuriesidentificationisthebigprobleminmagneticresonanceimaging, that use feature sets to locate the affected part of spinal cord regions. Due tochanges in shape, scale, and white matter, spontaneous detection of spinal cord atrophy iscomplicated. The important aspect that affect the diagn...

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Publicado en:Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy Rehabilitation Vol. 32; no. 2; pp. 2096 - 2102
Autores principales: SIVARANJANI, S., KAMALI, K., SUJINI, K., SWATHI, D.
Formato: diagnostic images pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation 2021
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          SIVARANJANI, S.
          KAMALI, K.
          SUJINI, K.
          SWATHI, D.
        affil: Assistant Professor, M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering, Karur, Tamil Nadu, India
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          Spinal Cord Injuries Diagnosis
          Support Vector Machine
          Magnetic Resonance Imaging
          Gray Matter
          White Matter
          Quadriplegia
          Paraplegia
      ab: Spinalcordinjuriesidentificationisthebigprobleminmagneticresonanceimaging, that use feature sets to locate the affected part of spinal cord regions. Due tochanges in shape, scale, and white matter, spontaneous detection of spinal cord atrophy iscomplicated. The important aspect that affect the diagnosis of spinal cord injury and itsseriousness are the delineation of gray matter and white matter. Exact models for identifyingthe magnitude of spinal cord injury are classified and segmented automatically. To identifythespinalcordinjurysegments, portioningsegmentation, graphicalrepresentation, andhierarchicalsegment ationmethodsareused. Such methods also result in false positive rate in the segmented zonesandcharacteristicsdue toover-segmentation. In addition, thesetechniques of classification fails to detect the severity because of over segmentation in theaffected area. To obtain the seriousness of the injury in the over segmented area, a novelsegmentationrelatedclassificationmethodisneeded. Therecommendednon-linearthresholdbasedsupportvectormachineiseffectiveforSCIdetectionamongtheseconventional feature segmentation based classification models. Thus, the output have to showthatthecurrent model is moreaccuratethan previousmodels.
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