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    A novel multi-scale context aggregation and feature pooling network for Mpox classification

    10.1016/j.bspc.2025.108254
    2025-07-22
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    • Developed a novel deep learning model integrating Multi-Scale Context Aggregation (MSCA) and Feature Pooling for Mpox skin disease classification. • Conducted extensive evaluations on four diverse datasets and demonstrated strong generalizability through cross-domain experiments on different dataset. • Implemented Grad-CAM and LIME analysis to enhance interpretability, providing insights into the decision-making process for identifying monkeypox lesions. • Proposed model combines multi-scale feature extraction and pooling mechanisms for improved classification, outperforming existing methods. • The model, based on MobileNetV2, maintains computational efficiency, making it suitable for real-world medical applications in low-resource settings.
    Keywords:
    Mpox classification
    deep learning
    Multi-Scale Context Aggregation
    feature pooling
    interpretability
    MobileNetV2
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    Biomedical Signal Processing and Control cover
    IF:
    4.9
    Papers: 9.5K
    Citations: 2.4W
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    Researchers

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    Mehdhar S. A. M. Al-Gaashani
    H-index:
    11
    Papers: 20
    Citations: 509
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    Abduljabbar S. Ba Mahel
    H-index:
    6
    Papers: 16
    Citations: 88
    M
    Mashael Khayyat
    H-index:
    18
    Papers: 80
    Citations: 1.1K
    A
    Ammar Muthanna
    H-index:
    34
    Papers: 286
    Citations: 4.0K
    Organization

    Organization

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    University of Jeddah
    Scholars:
    2.3K
    Papers: 2.6K
    Citations: 3.6K
    U
    university of electronic science and technology of china
    Scholars:
    9.8K
    Papers: 3.8K
    Citations: 4
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