HQDCNet: Hybrid Quantum Dilated Convolution Neural Network for detecting covid-19 in the context of Big Data Analytics.

Medical care services are changing to address problems with the development of big data frameworks as a result of the widespread use of big data analytics. Covid illness has recently been one of the leading causes of death in people. Since then, related input chest X-ray image for diagnosing COVID illness have been enhanced by diagnostic tools. Big data technological breakthroughs provide a fantastic option for reducing contagious Covid disease. To increase the model's confidence, it is necessary to integrate a large number of training sets, however handling the data may be difficult. With the development of big data technology, a unique method to identify and categorise covid illness is now found in this research. In order to manage incoming big data, a massive volume of chest x-ray images is gathered and analysed using a distributed computing server built on the Hadoop framework. In order to group identical groups in the input x-ray images, which in turn segments the dominating portions of an image, the fuzzy empowered weighted k-means algorithm is then employed. A hybrid quantum dilated convolution neural network is suggested to classify various kinds of covid instances, and a Black Widow-based Moth Flame is also shown to improve the performance of the classifier pattern. The performance analysis of COVID-19 detection makes use of the COVID-19 radiography dataset. The suggested HQDCNet approach has an accuracy of 99.01. The experimental results are evaluated in Python using performance metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, f-measure, and loss function.
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