CRIMSONPRINT: A DEEP LEARNING FRAMEWORK FOR NONINVASIVE BLOOD GROUP PREDICTION FROM FINGERPRINT IMAGES
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https://doi.org/10.64751/ajaccm.2025.v5.n4.pp382-388Keywords:
Blood group prediction; Fingerprint images; Deep learning; Convolutional neural networks; Biometrics; Non-invasive method; Medical image analysis; Pattern recognition; Artificial intelligence; Healthcare technology.Abstract
The classification and prediction of blood group is most important aspect for the transfusion of blood. In present situations, they are done in laboratory using manual process. This is a time-consuming process and hence need manual energy. To overcome the constraints in the prediction of conventional methods in blood group, the artificial intelligence is implemented. This includes the image processing techniques with segmentation process to detect the classification of blood group. They are done through MATLAB simulations to detect the blood components. Through collecting the blood samples and processing and classified the images with feature extraction leads to govern the variety of blood based on ABO and Rh group systems. To overcome the drawbacks in the conventional process, the developed methodology is implemented. This reduces various manual errors. Thus, the image processing technique with artificial intelligence helps to determine the classification of blood rapidly without any errors.
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