An Automatic Segmentation of Brain Tumor from Multiple MRI Images

Bangar, Priyanka; Verma, Harsha

doi:10.26438/ijcse/v7i9.3943

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“…This method enables the accurate and rapid detection of brain tumors. This device utilizes the Kmeans algorithm to provide an effective and rapid tool for diagnosing brain tumors [1]. In this step, we first removed the noise from an image using the median filter, and then we also got rid of any unwanted images or defects within the image, as well as sharpening the image's edges.…”

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Automatic Brain Tissue Detection of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients

Amar Madhekar,

Pranoti Bawaskar,

Pritam Devshatwar

et al. 2023

IJSRCSEIT

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Currently, the different algorithms for detecting tumor range and shape in brain MR images are being implemented and it is now possible to find out the degree of tumor with regard to the given tumor area. The information was gathered via research of various statistical analysis methods which are all based on those individuals who have been diagnosed with brain tumors, and then risk factors and symptoms that appear for all individuals diagnosed with brain tumors were discovered. The advancement of research in medicine day and night aims to provide modern therapeutic approaches. The surgeon physically examines this image in order to identify and diagnose brain tumors. However, this procedure accurately measures the stage and scale of the tumor and accurately distinguishes the stage of the tumor based on the location of the tumor. This dissertation employs k-means and fuzzy c-means algorithms to segment brain tumors and classify tumor cells using CNN (convolution neural network). This approach enables the accurate and reproducible segmentation of tumor tissue equal to manual segmentation. Additionally, it decreases research time and accurately determines the stage of tumor from a given region of tumor.

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Automatic Brain Tissue Detection of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients

Amar Madhekar,

Pranoti Bawaskar,

Pritam Devshatwar

et al. 2023

IJSRCSEIT

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“…(2008), generally based on edge detection, region growing, adaptive filtering, mathematical morphology, watershed clustering, and semantic segmentation. The choice of universal and performant method is difficult (Soltane (2012), and Yasodha and al. (2013).…”

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Automated detection in microscopic images using segmentation

Bouzid-Daho,

Sofi,

Soltane

et al. 2024

Braz. J. Technol.

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In this paper, we present a segmentation clusteringbased approach for automated object detection. This paper deals with the segmentation and classification of blood cells for the purpose of detecting leukemia (abnormal blood cells). After the image acquisition and the preprocessing step, we proceeded to the application of the k-means method. In order to show the interest of the proposed approach, we present the different cancerous regions identified with their characteristics for biomedical diagnostic aid. The proposed method is tested on image dataset and achieves 98% segmentation accuracy. These results show that our approach offers encouraging performance and best automatic leukemia detection. The proposed system is successfully implemented in Matlab, experimental results demonstrate that our approach offers encouraging performance and better quality automatic leukemia detection.

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An Automatic Segmentation of Brain Tumor from Multiple MRI Images

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Automatic Brain Tissue Detection of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients

Automatic Brain Tissue Detection of Acute Ischemic Stroke Patients

Automated detection in microscopic images using segmentation

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