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Unexpected Results: Embedded Information in Fingerprints Regarding Diabetes
Unexpected Results: Embedded Information in Fingerprints Regarding Diabetes
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Convolutional
Neural Networks are hyper-contextually
aware - they know what’s going on above,
below, to the right and to the left, even
what is going on in front and behind if
you use image depth.
We have also used a particular type of
Deep Neural Network library called
Keras. Which is a high-level Neural
Flow of Neural Network
Using this method on our diabetic patients character of diabetic syndrome by the
and the control group, we have obtained common final target: the decrease in the
an average accuracy of prediction from 50 β-cell function/mass. We expect that by
different random cross-validation splits analyzing the more complex
and obtained a high accuracy of around dermatoglyphes of the palm we may
76% for type 1 using also the dropout indicate the autoimmune versus non-
regularization method for improving autoimmune mechanism affecting the β-
performmance and reducing overfitting . cells.
In this way after using dropout
regularization the standard deviation
dropped to 0.9 from 1.2 which proved
experiment was succesful
Neural Networks reported 73% accuracy
on only type-2 patients data when
compared to control. An important
observation was that this method did not Convolutional Neural Network
discriminate between type-1 and type-2 Conclusions:
diabetes, probably indicating the unitary
Our preliminary analysis using humanity to develop a prediction model
convolutional neural networks show that for such issues.
even in the 4 fingerprints there is a large
amount of information embedded for
discrimination between diabetic vs. non-
diabetic subjects. We are now exploring
other artificial intelligence methods like
Residual Neural Networks, in order to
evaluate behavior on our data or to
visualize the convolutional filters in the
last hidden layer of neurons in order to
indicate the particular regions from finger
prints where the influential information
patterns exists. Such method can be
applied successfully in population studies
with the goal to select subjects having a
high risk of developing type-1 or type-2
diabetes. It is an important issue of