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Automatic brain tumor detection MR images
Authors
Saumya Singh, Sumit Yadav, Motashim Rasool
Abstract
Brain tumors are the most common malignancies
disease; Among these, it is the most common cancer in the 0-19 age group. It is
also the leading cause of cancer in men and women under 20, so its detection
must be rapid and accurate. Physical examination of brain tumors with MRI scans
is not only time-consuming but also effective, and brain diagnosis must be
rapid and accurate. MRI images prepared for the diagnosis of pathological
changes in the brain require high performance. MRI scans improve the early
detection of diseases due to the inability of human process perception to
reveal many regions and patterns, differentiation of tumors, and segmentation
techniques such as Biomedical processing for images are also used and research
aims to improve Segmentation. It is now planned to adopt a four-stage process
consisting of segmentation, morphological processing, feature extraction and
classification process. There is training and testing. Removing the brain uses
the first step to remove the skull, and a median filter removes the noise
present in the MRI. SVM for cancer removal is a tool for the use of detailed
radiological information designed for anatomical classification.
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Pages:63-65
How to cite this article:
Saumya Singh, Sumit Yadav, Motashim Rasool "Automatic brain tumor detection MR images". International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research, Vol 9, Issue 1, 2024, Pages 63-65
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