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Fig 1.

Transfer learning example: DenseNet201 pre-trained feature extraction layers.

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Table 1.

Comparison of the well-known CNN models used in deep transfer learning on the number of parameters.

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Fig 2.

A sample of CT-scan images.

(A-D) COVID-19 positive cases and (E-H) COVID-19 negative cases.

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Fig 3.

The proposed framework for COVID-19 detection.

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Fig 4.

The proposed CNN model for feature extraction.

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Table 2.

Testing scores of the proposed methods for COVID-19 classification.

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Fig 5.

ROC AUC curve (a) the proposed CNN model+random forest classifier (b) the proposed CNN model+logistic regression classifier (c) tuned MobileNetV2 + random forest classifier.

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Fig 6.

Precision-Recall curves (a) the proposed CNN model+random forest classifier (b) the proposed CNN model+logistic regression classifier (c) tuned MobileNetV2 + random forest classifier.

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Fig 7.

Confusion matrices (a) the proposed CNN model+random forest classifier (b) the proposed CNN model+logistic regression classifier (c) tuned MobileNetV2 + random forest classifier.

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Fig 8.

Evaluation metrics of tuned MobileNetV2 architecture (a) Training and test accuracy (b) Training and test loss.

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Fig 9.

The proposed model’s accuracy with 95% confidence interval for 10 cross-validation folds.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the proposed model and the state-of-the-art DL-based models for COVID-19 classification.

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