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Table 1.

Features and challenges on existing systems.

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Fig 1.

Framework of MSLDSSC model.

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Fig 2.

Modified Segnet framework.

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Fig 3.

Standard form of SqueezeNet model.

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Fig 4.

Structural representation of SDPA-SqueezeNet model.

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Fig 5.

Image Results for Lung Disease Segmentation and Severity Classification using CT Images a) Input Images and b) Improved Weiner Filtering.

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Table 2.

Training and testing images for HRCTCov19 dataset.

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Fig 6.

Image Results for Lung Disease Segmentation using CT images a) Input Image b) FCM c) nnU-Net d) K-Means e) Conventional SegNet and f) Modified SegNet.

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Table 3.

Segmentation analysis on modified SegNet over conventional approaches.

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Table 4.

Statistical analysis for segmentation approaches.

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Fig 7.

Positive metric analysis on SDPA-SqueezeNet+DCNN and conventional methods.

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Negative metric analysis on SDPA-SqueezeNet+DCNN and conventional methods.

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Fig 9.

Other metric analysis on SDPA-SqueezeNet+DCNN and conventional methods.

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Table 5.

Ablation evaluation on SDPA-SqueezeNet+DCNN over modified SegNet without Wiener filter, SqueezeNet and DCNN with images directly as input, Images + Wiener filter as input, Images + Wiener filter + segmentation, model with Wiener filter, model with conventional Segnet and model with MLDN.

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Table 6.

Statistical analysis of accuracy.

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Fig 10.

Analysis on Confusion Matrix a) F-RNN-LSTM [28] b) MCCLLD-CNN [29] c) CNN d) LinkNet e) LSTM f) SqueezeNet g) SVM h) ResNet and i) SDPA-SqueezeNet+DCNN.

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