Prediction of Parkinson Disease using Autoencoder Convolutional Neural.pptx
PREDICTION OF PARKINSON DISEASE USING AUTOENCODER
CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS
Presented by
-Hema M S
-Maheshprabhu R
-Prema Arokia Mary G
-Nageswara Guptha M
-Aditi Sharma
INTRODUCTION
A disorder of the central nervous
system that affects movement,
often including tremors.
Nerve cell damage in the brain
causes dopamine levels to drop,
leading to the symptoms of
Parkinson's.
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SOLUTION
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The predictions of PD in the early stage is important to improve the PD patients’ quality of
life.
It can be done using a CNN with autoencoder feature extraction methodology.
Autoencoders CNN
Encoding
Decoding
Convolution Layer
Pooling Layer
Dense Layer
The ReLU non-linear activation function was used in autoencoder.
The cross entropy was used for error calculation.
The Softmax function was used in the classification layer for classification.
Convolutional neural network was proposed to classify PD patients using vocal data.
The speech recording dataset from Oxford Parkinson diagnostic dataset was taken for
experimentation
VGFR spectrogram detector and voice impairment classifier was used to classify PD patients.
From dataset using
PCA
From vocal dataset
using stacked
autoencoder
MACHINE LEARNING METHODS
Recurrent Neural
Network (RNN) based
autoencoder such as long-
short term unit based
autoencoder and gated
recurrent based
autoencoder was used
Grey wolf optimization
algorithm and meta
heuristic global search
optimization technique
and autoencoder were
proposed the extract
features from PD dataset
Joint kernel based
feature selection method
was employed to select
the features from PD
PD patients was classified
using Max-Margin
classification. SVM with
Gaussian kernel
methodology was used
for classification
Artificial Neural
Network, classification
and regression tree and
SVM algorithms were
implemented for
classification
A sparse feature
selection was used to
select the features from
the PD dataset.
Fisher’s linear
discriminant analysis,
locality preserving
projection and least
square recursion model
were combined
PD was predicted using
latent information
extraction technique. The
latent information was
extracted from deep
neural network that is
CNN
The results showed that
logistic regression
multi-class classifier
produced better results
when compared to other 7
METHODOLOGY
The goal of the proposed architecture is to predict PD patients from the healthy
individuals.
Data Collection
Preprocessing
Feature Extraction
Classification
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Input
Data pre-
processing
Encode Decode
Feature Extraction – Autoencoder
Conv.
Layer
Pooling
Layer
Dense
layer
PD patients / Healthy People
Classification - CNN
Input
Data pre-
processing
RESULT
Split SVM CNN CNN – AE (proposed)
0.10 0.8234 0.9221 0.9434
0.15 0.8245 0.9389 0.9623
0.20 0.8211 0.9356 0.9444
0.30 0.8067 0.9241 0.9211
I. ACCURACY COMPARISON
The dataset is taken from the PPMI database.
I. RECALL COMPARISON OF ALL MODELS
Split SVM CNN
CNN – AE
(proposed)
0.10 0.7790 0.8801 0.9212
0.15 0.7810 0.8923 0.9363
0.20 0.7711 0.8790 0.9210
0.30 0.7412 0.8523 0.9112
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I. MEASURE OF ALL MODELS
Split SVM CNN
CNN – AE
(proposed)
0.10 0.7680 0.8712 0.8934
0.15 0.7789 0.8831 0.9012
0.20 0.7681 0.8612 0.8901
0.30 0.7322 0.8412 0.8823
CONCLUSION
The prediction of PD patients using CNN with autoencoder feature selection is proposed and
implemented.
The autoencoder extracted essential features and noise is eliminated from the data.
The convolutional neural network is used for classification.
The CNN segmented the image and extracted the features automatically.
The image is downsized using pooling layer.
The classification is done in the dense layer of CNN. The PPMI data set taken for experimentation.
The accuracy, precision, recall and f1-measured is considered for performance assessment.
The result showed that the proposed methodology performed better when compared to other
methodologies.