Medical Report Analysis is a web-based application designed to analyze and interpret X-ray images. By integrating deep learning with modern web technologies, this project features a React-based frontend and a deployed machine learning backend. It leverages a pre-trained model for medical image classification, enhancing diagnostic capabilities with real-time predictions.
The application allows users to upload X-ray images, analyze them using a machine learning model, and view detailed insights and predictions about the medical condition represented in the images.
- X-ray Image Upload: Users can upload X-ray images for analysis via the React interface.
- Deep Learning Model Integration: The backend uses a trained
.h5model to classify medical images, which is accessible through an API. - Interactive Web Interface: The web application provides a seamless and user-friendly interface, built with React.
- Visualization: After uploading an image, the system displays detailed analysis and insights, providing a clear understanding of the results.
- Secure Storage: Uploaded X-ray images are securely managed and stored through the backend.
- Live Deployment: The project is fully deployed and connected, with both the frontend and backend working live in a production environment.
- Frontend: React, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Backend: Python (Flask or similar), TensorFlow/Keras
- Deployment: Vercel (for both frontend and backend)
- Notebook: Jupyter Notebook for model training and testing
- The
model.h5file is a deep learning model trained on medical X-ray datasets. It uses convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for feature extraction and classification. - The model can detect medical conditions from X-ray images and return relevant insights and predictions.
- Full training details and model architecture are available in the
X_RAY.ipynbnotebook file. - The model is hosted on the live backend and accessed via API calls for real-time predictions.
Here are some screenshots of the application to give you a visual idea of the interface and results:
- The application is fully deployed and available for use at medicure.ayushsharma.site.
- The React frontend and ML backend are live, connected, and operational.
- Inspiration from advancements in medical image processing.
- Datasets and resources used for training the model.
- Thanks to the community for React and machine learning model development.