Benha University

Ayman Soliman Selmy Mohamed

Lecturer

Faculty of Engineering, Benha Electrical Engineering

Multi-class Gastrointestinal Diseases improved diagnosis based on Ensemble and Transfer Learning.

Benha Journal of Applied Sciences (BJAS) • 2025
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Authors Bahaa S. Rabi, Ayman S. Selmy, Wael A. Mohamed
Keywords Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD), Deep Convolution Neural Network (DCNN), Deep Learning (DL), Gastrointestinal Diseases Classification, Gastrointestinal Diseases Diagnosis, Ensemble Learning (EL), Transfer Learning (TL), VGG16.
Journal Benha Journal of Applied Sciences (BJAS)
Publisher Benha University
Volume 10
Issue 4
Pages 185-197
publication.type Local
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Abstract
From the mouth to the anus, the digestive system is a long tube made up of multiple hollow organs. To heal, people
with gastrointestinal illnesses need to receive the correct therapy and be diagnosed as soon as possible. In
biomedical applications, there has been a recent surge in research on classifying endoscopic images for the
identification of gastrointestinal tract disorders. Deep learning algorithms, particularly Deep Convolutional Neural
Networks, are utilized to diagnose major gastrointestinal conditions like ulcerative colitis, polyps, and esophagitis.
Multiple approaches were utilized to enhance the performance of the diagnosis system, but they are still not enough
due to a lack of datasets and the complexity of designing new algorithms. So, to achieve this goal and overcome
these problems, in this proposed work, at first data was preprocessed in manner training and testing, and data
augmentation was applied to maximize training operation based on more data, then are four different experiments,
the first two experiments were based on two novel different Convolution Neural Network models, which yielded
accuracy values of 0.75125 and 0.99875, respectively; ensemble learning was used in the third experiment,
yielding a total accuracy of 0.995, and transfer learning, which used the well-known pretrained model (VGG16),
produced an accuracy of 0.9800 in the final experiment. Based on these four experimental methods, results have
better performance evaluation parameters in accuracy, specificity, and F1 score than other recent related
approaches for gastrointestinal diseases multi-class diagnosis. Also, these techniques can be applied to other multiclass diseases.
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