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DOI: 10.1016/j.engappai.2019.103352
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Finite-interval-valued Type-2 Gaussian fuzzy numbers applied to fuzzy TODIM in a healthcare problem

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“…Li et al (2018) used Den-seNet-121 and DenseNet-RNN were two deep learning models utilized to analyze the infections in ChestX-Ray14, where DenseNet-121 getting a sum of 74.5% and DenseNet-RNN was 75.1% to recognizing Pneumonia. Rajpurkar et al (2017) were introduced by taking 121 layers to identify one of the 14 infections at 76.8% of accuracy of the pneumonic class from the others; likewise this model gives a heatmap for possible localization that depends on the forecast done by the convolutional neural network, and more study can be found by applying machine learning and deep learning algorithm to analyze the X-ray and CT images (Basu et al 2020;Pavithra et al 2015;Ozkaya et al 2020;Santos and Melin 2020;Tolga et al 2020;Ramírez et al 2019;Miramontes et al 2018;Melin et al 2018;Kermany, et al 2018b, a;Ayan, and Ü nver, 2019;Varshni et al 2019;Wang et al 2017;Togaçar et al 2019;Jaiswal, et al 2019;Sirazitdinov, et al 2019;Behzadi-khormouji et al 2020;Stephen et al 2019;Xu et al 2020;Shan et al 2020).…”
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“…Li et al (2018) used Den-seNet-121 and DenseNet-RNN were two deep learning models utilized to analyze the infections in ChestX-Ray14, where DenseNet-121 getting a sum of 74.5% and DenseNet-RNN was 75.1% to recognizing Pneumonia. Rajpurkar et al (2017) were introduced by taking 121 layers to identify one of the 14 infections at 76.8% of accuracy of the pneumonic class from the others; likewise this model gives a heatmap for possible localization that depends on the forecast done by the convolutional neural network, and more study can be found by applying machine learning and deep learning algorithm to analyze the X-ray and CT images (Basu et al 2020;Pavithra et al 2015;Ozkaya et al 2020;Santos and Melin 2020;Tolga et al 2020;Ramírez et al 2019;Miramontes et al 2018;Melin et al 2018;Kermany, et al 2018b, a;Ayan, and Ü nver, 2019;Varshni et al 2019;Wang et al 2017;Togaçar et al 2019;Jaiswal, et al 2019;Sirazitdinov, et al 2019;Behzadi-khormouji et al 2020;Stephen et al 2019;Xu et al 2020;Shan et al 2020).…”
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“…Also, we will define some more generalized algorithms to solve more complex problems such as brain hemorrhage, healthcare, nonlinear systems, control systems, and others. [47][48][49][50][51][52][53]…”
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“…Gribova and Shalfeeva 11 summarized their experiences in building intelligent systems for the diagnosis of processes, and presented a universal ontology of anomalous processes diagnosis. For more relevant works, readers can refer to Tolga et al, 12 Miramontes et al, 13 and Ghasemi et al 14 The other is mainly to use AI methods for medical images identification and classification. Zhang et al 15 proposed an AI‐driven pathology whole‐slide diagnosis method that matched the performance of 17 pathologists in the diagnosis of urothelial carcinoma.…”
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