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Identification and Systematization of MR Images using Fuzzy C-Means and CNN

  • Unique Paper ID: 153706
  • Volume: 8
  • Issue: 8
  • PageNo: 570-574
  • Abstract:
  • Brain tumours form as a result of aberrant cell division and significantly increased growth of cells in the brain. If a tumour is just not recognized early and precisely, it can result in death. A few of its uses is in the medical diagnostics, where it lowers the need for human logic. Brain tumour detection, in particular, necessitates extreme precision, as even minor errors in perception might spell tragedy. There are various approaches for tumour detection now available, however none of them are very accurate. This study will look at how multiple viewpoints of brain MR images can be segregated. Deep learning has gradually grown increasingly relevant in the context of visual recognition overall generally. As a consequence, diagnostic imaging segmentation is a large clinical challenge. Our findings provide a strategy for tumor detection based on deep learning. By comparing the findings with a single network, the impact of just using distinct networks for MR image classification is analyzed. When a Deep learning model has been used in MRI imaging, it is possible to forecast brain tumours with increased speed and accuracy, which aids mostly in treating patients.
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  • ISSN: 2349-6002
  • Volume: 8
  • Issue: 8
  • PageNo: 570-574

Identification and Systematization of MR Images using Fuzzy C-Means and CNN

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