Table 1 Recent studies utilizing ML and DL techniques for kidney disease diagnosis.

From: A two-stage deep learning framework for kidney disease detection using modified specular-free imaging and EfficientNetB2

Author

Technique

Performance Metrics

Black et al.14

CNN

Accuracy: 83.2%

Aziyus et al.15

ResNet

Recognition Rate: 74%

Kazemi et al.16

Ensemble Learning Model

Accuracy: 97.1%

Chaitanya et al.17

Machine Learning Classifiers

Accuracy: 78%

 

Convolutional Neural Network-Support Vector Machines

Accuracy: 96.59%

Hallscheidt et al.19

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Accuracy: 75%, Sensitivity: 85%

Liu et al.20

Machine Learning Techniques

Sensitivity: 95%

Feng et al.21

Support Vector Machines with Recursive Feature Elimination

Accuracy: 93.9%, Sensitivity: 87.8%, Specificity: 100%

Kocak et al.22

ANN with Adaptive Boosting

Accuracy: 84.6%, Sensitivity: 69.2%, Specificity: 100%

Muhamed Ali et al.23

Neighborhood Component Analysis and LSTM

Accuracy: 95%, Matthews Correlation Coefficient: 92%

Zhang et al.24

CNN

Accuracy: 97%

Sun et al.25

SVM

Sensitivity: 90.0%, Specificity: 89.1%

Tabibu et al.26

CNN

Accuracy: 93.39%

Zabihollahy et al.27

CNN

Accuracy: 83.8%, Precision: 90.32%, Recall: 84.21%

Vendrami et al.28

Random Forest, Gradient Boosting Machine, and Recursive Sectioning

Accuracy: 81.2%

Skounakis et al.29

Region Growing Semi-automatic Segmentation Algorithm

Accuracy: 97.2%

Kahani et al.30

Dual-Energy Kidney, Ureter and bladder

Overall accuracy of 92 ± 2% with acceptable noise robustness

Liu et al.31

CNN

Sensitivity: 96.4

Chittora et al.32

SVM

Accuracy: 94.6%