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# Malaria-Detector-Streamlit | ||
A Neural Network to Detect Malaria Parasites in Blood Samples | ||
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## Background | ||
*Plasmodium falciparum* is a common type of malaria found across Africa. It is also the most deadly form of malaria. You can detect *P. falciparum* by taking blood samples and inspecting them under a microscope. Infected red blood cells may have a darker patch which is the parasite. To train this model, I used a dataset made in Uganda by [J. Quinn et al.](http://air.ug/microscopy/) | ||
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## Steps | ||
1. Download the dataset from the link above. | ||
2. Simply use the tensorflow object detection API to train a model | ||
3. Export the inference graph and call it frozen_inference_graph.pb | ||
4. Move the website.py and correct.py files into the object_detection directory | ||
5. On line 76 of correct.py change the MODEL_NAME to the name of your exported model | ||
6. Move both of the images into the object_detection directory |