Dental Disease Prediction Using Convolution Neural Network and Image Processing
Abstract
Automation in medical field is in high demand.
With increased research and development in the field of artificial
intelligence, machine learning and deep learning many things have been made
possible in the medical field. This paper explores the method to merging deep
learning and dental health care. An android application is developed to
implement this idea where anyone can use this application to check the oral
status. This application is developed to perform acquisition of oral image of
the patient and classify the obtained image into specific disease. Mobile Nets
is used to train and test the developed model in android application.
Country : India
1 M. Nayak Hanumanthu
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science And Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India
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