Deep Learning-based Prediction Models for ParkinsonDisease: A Literature Review
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors:
Kondlepu Saiteja, S. Nagireddy, B. Rishil, Madhuri Thimmapuram
Volume:
10
Issue:
2
Grenze ID:
01.GIJET.10.2.96
Pages:
3396-3401
Abstract
Parkinson’s disease Slowly progressive degeneration of nervous system i.e destruction
of brain cells which produce dopamine. It significantly impacts the quality of life for those who
have it. Timely and accurate diagnosis is crucial to ensure management and intervention. In years
learning techniques have become increasingly popular, for analyzing complex data offering
promising possibilities for improving PD diagnosis and tracking its progression. This study
focuses on exploring how deep learning techniques can be applied to aspects of Parkinson’s
Disease such as detection, assessing symptom severity and predicting disease progression.
Various Algorithms are used in this project for detecting the illness using both features Hand
Drawing and Speech. Additionally, a customized model is developed to determine whether an
individual has Parkinson’s Disease by utilizing Hand written Images. The process of utilizing
learning models for PD diagnosis includes gathering data from sources, preprocessing it,
extracting relevant features, training models, conducting testing and evaluating their
performance. Transfer learning and domain adaptation techniques are employed to enhance the
models effectiveness.