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Kidney stone prediction #229
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hey @kritikaparmar-programmer @utkarsh0702 please review this PR.. |
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@manisha-27 Please remove all python files and write all your code in the Jupyter notebook. Show the model build, its training, its prediction in the jupyter cells. Also, add the model file in .h5 Keras format.
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First, remove the file from the models folder and add it to the notebook folder.
Second, I can't see any model that is trained in the notebook. So how are you using the photos you filter to predict the presence of stones in the kidney?
Third, train a model and after saving it in pkl format add that to models folder.
Is it okay, please check @shubhigupta991 |
Dm me on the discord server. Need to clear some things |
Okay, can you please provide me your discord username. |
Closes: #228
Describe the changes you've made
Applied the Gabor Filter for the Image Enhancement followed by Histogram Equalization. The restored image went under Image Segmentation, namely, Watersheds after which Marking was done and the final image was produced. The final image showed a distinct location of the stone in the kidney. Hence the stone was detected.
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