Deep Learning Algorithm For Brain Tumour Detection and Prediction
Deep Learning Algorithm For Brain Tumour Detection and Prediction
Research Supervisor
Research Scholar
Dr G.Roselin NesaKumari
Ms.K.Shanmuga Priya
Professor ,
ABSTRACT
● The difference is that machine learning uses algorithms developed for specific tasks.
● Deep learning is more of a data representation based upon multiple layers of a
matrix, where each layer uses output from the previous layer as input.
● The approach more closely mimic the activity of the human brain, which can tell not
only that a baseball is in motion, but approximately where it will land.
● Deep learning is more of mathematical distribution for complex behavior. To
achieve that representation, and to shape it, there are a number of architectures being
utilized.
● Deep neural networks and convolutional neural networks are the most common.
MOTIVATION
● Some of the different traditional brain tumor classification techniques are
explained with their merits and demerits that motivated to design the deep
learning model for tumor classification and survival prediction.
● The drawbacks of detecting and predicting is observed in the study and there is
a scope to reduce the problems .
SCOPE OF RESEARCH
● The main aim of the applications is tumor identification.
● The main reason behind the development of this application is to provide proper
treatment as soon as possible and protect the human life which is in danger.
● This application is helpful to doctors as well as patient.
● The manual identification is not so fast, more accurate and efficient for user. To
overcome those problem this application is design.
● It is user friendly application.
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE
This paper focuses on deep learning classifier named Deep Maxout network is
developed to classify the tumor into different grades and also a survival
prediction of tumor patients is carried out by the Deep Long Short-Term
Memory (LSTM) classifier. Accordingly, the proposed method achieved higher
performance using accuracy, sensitivity, specificity and prediction error with
the values of 0.9434, 0.9324, 0.9202 and 0.0579.
LITERATURE SURVEY
2.J. Amin, M. Sharif, M. Raza, T. Saba, R. Sial and S. A. Shad, Brain tumor
detection:A long short-term memory (LSTM)-based learning model, Neural
Comput. Appl. 32(20)(2020) 15965–15973.
To overcome the problems of automated brain tumor classification, a novel
approach is proposed based on long short-term memory (LSTM) model using
magnetic resonance images (MRI). First, N4ITK and Gaussian filters having size
5 × 5 are used to boost the of multi-sequence MRI quality. The presented deep
LSTM model having four layers is utilized for classification.In each layer, optimal
hidden units (HU) are selected such as 200 HU, 225 HU, 200 HU and 225 HU,
respectively. These hidden or concealed units are chosen after performing
extensive experiments to acquire better results. The results are validated on
different versions of BRATS datasets (BRATS 2012–15, 2018) and SISS-ISLES
2015 dataset.
LITERATURE SURVEY
3. J. Amin, M. Sharif, M. Yasmin, T. Saba, M. A. Anjum and S. L. Fernandes, A
new approach for brain tumor segmentation and classification based on score
level fusion using transfer learning, J. Med. Syst. 43(11) (2019) 326.
ensemble of 3D U-Nets and overall survival prediction using radiomic features, Front.
Furthermore, instead of picking one best model, an ensemble of multiple models trained
with different hyper-parameters are used to reduce random errors from each model and
yield improved performance. Preliminary results demonstrate the effectiveness of this
method and achieved the 9th place in the very competitive 2018 Multimodal Brain Tumor
Segmentation (BraTS) challenge
RESEARCH PROPOSAL
3.G. Gokulkumari, Classi¯cation of brain tumor using Manta Ray Foraging Optimizationbased
4.M. I. Sharif, J. P. Li, M. A. Khan and M. A. Saleem, Active deep neural network features
selection for segmentation and recognition of brain tumors using MRI images, Pattern
5.Jahanzaib Latif, Chuangbai Xiao, *Azhar Imran, Shanshan Tu :”Medical Imaging using Machine Learning and
Deep Learning Algorithms: A Review” International Conference on Computing, Mathematics and Engineering
Technologies 2019