Deep learning based intelligent skin disease auxiliary diagnosis system
A technology for auxiliary diagnosis and skin diseases. It is applied in the fields of medical automation diagnosis, computer-aided medical procedures, informatics, etc. It can solve the problem of not being able to do one-time identification, and achieve the effect of accurate analysis, reducing interference and improving accuracy.
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[0019] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0020] As shown in the figure: an intelligent auxiliary diagnosis system for skin diseases based on deep learning: including a classifier training unit, a language model unit and an intelligent auxiliary diagnosis unit;
[0021] The intelligent auxiliary diagnosis unit includes an image acquisition module, a voice consultation module, a speech recognition and keyword extraction module, a probability classification model, an RNN disease analysis module, and a fusion classifier. The image acquisition module (including a polarized light contact dermatoscope) is used for The image of the affected part of the skin patient is collected and input into the probability classification model, collected by the dermatoscope, the polarized light removes impurities and reflections on the skin surface, and directly penetrates into the dermis layer, so that the pat...
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