Automated Brain Tumor Identification and Categorization via Convolutional Neural Networks in Deep Learning

The motive of the research is to implement and enhance the methods of mind tumor detection the use of CNN-based totally equipment. global health organization shows that brain tumors being one of the cancers has prevalence of about 1.4% of all cancers across the globe. in step with the statistic via American Brain Tumor affiliation (ABTA) the ones figures are expected to upward thrust and within the 12 months 2024, it is going to be 700, 000 human beings in US with number one brain tumor, for this reason the importance of the analysis. The identification of tumors is extraordinarily professional work, fraught with high-quality degree of subjectivity due to minute variations in tumors. Machine Learning(ML) and deep gaining knowledge of (DL) strategies, specifically Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), are considered to be a better opportunity, decreasing the possibilities of human error, growing powerful correct diagnosis and most importantly enhancing the uniformity inside the diagnostics. That is done because CNNs automatically learn features from photographs without the need of manual engineering and thus why tumor detection can be improved that is a step in developing strong diagnostic equipment. In this study, we applied a publicly to be had dataset and evolved a CNN-primarily based version to hit upon and classify brain tumors. The version accomplished about 97% accuracy, demonstrating its ability as a robust device for dependable tumor detection and classification.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ocit65031.2024.00082
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Automated Brain Tumor Identification and Categorization via Convolutional Neural Networks in Deep Learning

Sonali Patil, Harekrushna Sahoo, Siddique Ibrahim S P, Hritik Kumar et al.
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Automated Brain Tumor Identification and Categorization via Convolutional Neural Networks in Deep Learning

Sonali Patil, Harekrushna Sahoo, Siddique Ibrahim S P, Hritik Kumar, S. N., Kunal Bajantri, Nitin Chavali
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The motive of the research is to implement and enhance the methods of mind tumor detection the use of CNN-based totally equipment. global health organization shows that brain tumors being one of the cancers has prevalence of about 1.4% of all cancers across the globe. in step with the statistic via American Brain Tumor affiliation (ABTA) the ones figures are expected to upward thrust and within the 12 months 2024, it is going to be 700, 000 human beings in US with number one brain tumor, for this reason the importance of the analysis. The identification of tumors is extraordinarily professional work, fraught with high-quality degree of subjectivity due to minute variations in tumors. Machine Learning(ML) and deep gaining knowledge of (DL) strategies, specifically Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), are considered to be a better opportunity, decreasing the possibilities of human error, growing powerful correct diagnosis and most importantly enhancing the uniformity inside the diagnostics. That is done because CNNs automatically learn features from photographs without the need of manual engineering and thus why tumor detection can be improved that is a step in developing strong diagnostic equipment. In this study, we applied a publicly to be had dataset and evolved a CNN-primarily based version to hit upon and classify brain tumors. The version accomplished about 97% accuracy, demonstrating its ability as a robust device for dependable tumor detection and classification.

SRM University (IN), VIT-AP University
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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