DEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED PATTERN RECOGNITION MODEL FOR EARLY DISEASE DETECTION

Authors

  • Obidinov Rahmonjon Bahromjon o‘g‘li Author

Keywords:

artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, early disease detection, deep learning, convolutional neural networks, attention mechanism, medical image analysis, computer-aided diagnosis, feature extraction.artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, early disease detection, deep learning, convolutional neural networks, attention mechanism, medical image analysis, computer-aided diagnosis, feature extraction.

Abstract

This article addresses the development and analysis of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning models designed for the early diagnosis of diseases based on medical imaging and biometric data. The primary objective of the research is to detect subtle pathological changes with high accuracy and a minimal error rate using convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and hybrid architectures. Methods for data preprocessing, noise reduction, feature extraction and model optimization are proposed. The obtained results demonstrate a significant increase in efficiency and speed compared to conventional diagnostic methods: the proposed hybrid CNN + Attention model reached an accuracy of 96.8% on the test set.

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Published

2026-09-27