Prediction of COVID-19 with Computed Tomography Images using Hybrid Learning Techniques

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CT scan images of a COVID-19 patient as time goes by. (a) 7th Day (as soon as symptoms show up): CT scan presents opacities formed in left lower lobe and right upper lobe. (b, c) 9th Day: CT scan depicts ground-glass opacities which are bilateral and multifocal. (d) 15th Day: CT scan presents that virus has evolved into mixture of consolidations and opacities. (e) 19th Day: CT scan shows partial disappearance of ground-glass opacities and consolidations using antiviral treatments. (f) 31st Day: CT scan shows absence of pleural effusions, pulmonary cavitation, and lymphadenopathy [2–4].

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