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Kennesaw State University

Theses/Dissertations

2020

Deep learning

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Deep Learning For Identifying Lung Diseases, Lin Wang Jul 2020

Deep Learning For Identifying Lung Diseases, Lin Wang

Master of Science in Computer Science Theses

Growing health problems, such as lung diseases, especially for children and the elderly, require better diagnostic methods, such as computer-based solutions, and it is crucial to detect and treat these problems early. The purpose of this article is to design and implement a new computer vision-based algorithm based on lung disease diagnosis, which has better performance in lung disease recognition than previous models to reduce lung-related health problems and costs . In addition, we have improved the accuracy of the five lung diseases detection, which helps doctors and doctors use computers to solve this problem at an early stage.


Deep Learning For Identifying Breast Cancer, Yihong Li Jul 2020

Deep Learning For Identifying Breast Cancer, Yihong Li

Master of Science in Computer Science Theses

Medical images are playing an increasingly important role in the prevention and diagnosis of diseases. Medical images often contain massive amounts of data. Professional interpretation usually requires a long time of professional study and experience accumulation by doctors. Therefore, the use of super storage and computing power in deep learning as a basis can effectively process a large amount of medical data. Breast cancer brings great harm to female patients, and early diagnosis is the most effective prevention and treatment method, so this project will create a new optimized breast cancer auxiliary diagnosis model based on ResNet. Analyze and process, …


Superb: Superior Behavior-Based Anomaly Detection Defining Authorized Users' Traffic Patterns, Daniel Karasek May 2020

Superb: Superior Behavior-Based Anomaly Detection Defining Authorized Users' Traffic Patterns, Daniel Karasek

Master of Science in Computer Science Theses

Network anomalies are correlated to activities that deviate from regular behavior patterns in a network, and they are undetectable until their actions are defined as malicious. Current work in network anomaly detection includes network-based and host-based intrusion detection systems. However, network anomaly detection schemes can suffer from high false detection rates due to the base rate fallacy. When the detection rate is less than the false positive rate, which is found in network anomaly detection schemes working with live data, a high false detection rate can occur. To overcome such a drawback, this paper proposes a superior behavior-based anomaly detection …