2006 Fortieth Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems and Computers 2006
DOI: 10.1109/acssc.2006.355112
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Brain Tumor Detection in MRI: Technique and Statistical Validation

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“…Furthermore, it demonstrated superior performance compared to various classifiers, including the least squares SVM classifier, neural network with back propagation, 123 neural network with radial basis function, 123 AdaBoost classifier, 124 and SVM models. 125 The fuzzy c-means algorithm is a popular segmentation method of brain tissues, known for its robustness and effectiveness in identifying similar brain tissues and localization. It involves minimizing an objective function and provides superior results in both convergence rate and segmentation efficiency.…”
Section: Hybrid Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, it demonstrated superior performance compared to various classifiers, including the least squares SVM classifier, neural network with back propagation, 123 neural network with radial basis function, 123 AdaBoost classifier, 124 and SVM models. 125 The fuzzy c-means algorithm is a popular segmentation method of brain tissues, known for its robustness and effectiveness in identifying similar brain tissues and localization. It involves minimizing an objective function and provides superior results in both convergence rate and segmentation efficiency.…”
Section: Hybrid Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, it demonstrated superior performance compared to various classifiers, including the least squares SVM classifier, neural network with back propagation, 123 neural network with radial basis function, 123 AdaBoost classifier, 124 and SVM models. 125…”
Section: Machine Learning For Brain Tumor Image Segmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Brain tumours' characterisation is one of the earliest texture analysis applications in neurology [220], [297]. In addition to its neuro-oncological applications, texture analysis is a promising quantitative biomarker in general neurology.…”
Section: B Neuroimagingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Porém, os autores mostram que o algoritmo propostoé capaz de apontar a existência de tumor na imagem, sem ser capaz de localizá-lo com precisão.Em(SANTOS et al, 2004) foi quantificada a variabilidade de texturas entre tecidos supostamente sadios distantes do tumor e próximos a este, bem como de tecido tumoral, edema e líquor. Nele averiguou-se a capacidade das técnicas de análise de texturas Já emZHENG;ISLAM, 2006) os autores continuaram o trabalho com texturas fractais, desta vez aplicando-as na segmentação de tumores de cérebro infantis. Foram utilizadas imagens por RM ponderadas em T1, T2 e FLAIR; e redes SOMs, SVMs e redes neurais para classificação.…”
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