Batch 9_cse-A_segmentation of Brain Tumor Using Machine Learning (1)
Batch 9_cse-A_segmentation of Brain Tumor Using Machine Learning (1)
SECTION :CSE-A
BATCH : : 9
This project aims to develop a machine learning-based system for the segmentation of brain
tumors from MRI images. The system should accurately differentiate tumor regions from normal
brain tissue, allowing for precise identification and classification. The challenge lies in the
complexity of MRI images, variations in tumor shapes and sizes, and differentiating between
healthy and diseased tissues.
PROPOSED SOLUTION
The proposed system aims to automatically segment brain tumors from MRI images
using machine learning techniques, particularly deep learning. The system will take MRI
scans as input and output segmented images where the tumor regions are distinctly
marked. This automated system will aid radiologists in identifying tumor boundaries
more efficiently, ensuring faster and more accurate diagnoses.
Model Architecture Traditional CNNs, basic U-Net Enhanced U-Net with skip connections,
residual blocks, and attention mechanisms
Preprocessing Basic normalization, skull stripping Advanced normalization, noise reduction,
and bias field correction
Data Augmentation Limited or no augmentation Extensive augmentation (rotation, scaling,
shifting)
Dataset Small, synthetic datasets, or Real-world datasets with multi-modal MRI
limited real-world datasets images
Performance on Small Prone to false negatives, misses Optimized for small tumor detection using
Tumors
small tumors advanced loss functions
Output Type 2D Segmentation Potential for both 2D and 3D segmentation
TECHNOLOGIES USED
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS:
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS:
Removes noise and sharpens boundaries Poor quality images can lead to inaccurate
for better detection segmentation
Processes images faster than manual Clinicians still required to interpret and
segmentation verify results