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This work utilizes an Efficient Net-based deep learning architecture, leveraging its efficiency and scalability for image classification tasks. We employ a Dataset of chest X-ray images, including COVID-19 cases as well as other relevant Pathology, to train and evaluate the model. The training process involves data augmentation, model optimization, and early stopping to ensure robust and generalizable performance. It specifies the image size, channels, and class count, and then proceeds to create a pre-trained model using the EfficientNetB0 architecture. The model is built upon the pre-trained EfficientNetB0 model, with additional layers including Layer Normalization, Dense, and Dropout layers for fine-tuning on the Covid-19 data. Subsequently, the model is rigorously evaluated using standard performance metrics, including precision, recall, F1-score, and accuracy, and has proven to outperform other state-of-art models by a 3% increase in F1-score value.
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