Brain Tumor Detection Using Deep Learning: Ts-Web/Cc/Ai Track Capstone Project

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TS- WEB/CC/AI TRACK CAPSTONE PROJECT

BRAIN TUMOR DETECTION USING


DEEP LEARNING
Presented By:
1. Bharani A L – GEC Hassan(BE CSE)
2. Manasa K R – GEC Hassan(BE CSE)
3. Sneha C C – GEC Hassan(BE CSE)
4. Spandana B G – GEC Hassan(BE CSE)

Guided By : Mukta Raut

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OUTLINE
• Abstract     
• Problem Statement (Should not include solution)
• Aims , Objective & Proposed System/Solution
• System Design 
• System Development Approach(Technology Used) 
• Algorithm & Deployment  
• Conclusion
• References
• Future Scope

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Abstract
•Brain tumor detection is a critical task in medical imaging, as it enables early diagnosis
and treatment planning for patients. Deep learning methods have recently shown great
promise in accurately detecting brain tumors from medical images. In this work, we
propose a deep learning-based approach for brain tumor detection that uses convolutional
neural networks (CNNs) to learn discriminative features from magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) scans.
•Our approach has potential clinical applications in assisting radiologists in accurately
and efficiently detecting brain tumors from MRI scans. Furthermore, the proposed
framework can be extended to other medical imaging modalities and tumor types.
Overall, our results demonstrate the effectiveness of deep learning methods for brain
tumor detection and highlight their potential for enhancing medical diagnosis and
treatment.
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Problem Statement
•Brain tumors are a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, with over 400,000
new cases diagnosed each year. Early detection of brain tumors is critical for timely
treatment and improved patient outcomes. However, accurate and efficient detection of
brain tumors from medical images is a challenging task that requires expert knowledge
and experience.
•The problem statement of this work is to develop a deep learning-based approach for
brain tumor detection that can accurately and efficiently detect brain tumors from
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. The proposed approach should be able to
enhance the quality of medical images, segment the brain regions, and classify the
presence of tumors accurately. The approach should also be evaluated on publicly
available datasets and compared with existing state-of-the-art methods to demonstrate its
effectiveness and potential for clinical applications.
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Proposed Solution
To develop an accurate and efficient method for brain tumor detection using deep
learning, we propose a novel approach that involves the following steps:
1.Data Pre-processing
2.Neural Network Creation
3.Training Model
4.Plotting
5.Prediction of Tumor

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System Architecture

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System Deployment Approach
1.Data Collection and Annotation: Gather a large and diverse set of brain MRI
scans with both tumor and non-tumor images. The images need to be annotated by
experts to train the deep learning algorithm.
2.Model Development: Build a deep learning model using a suitable neural
network architecture such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). Train the
model on the annotated data and fine-tune it to optimize its performance.
3.Model Evaluation: Evaluate the model's accuracy and precision using a test
dataset.
4.Model Optimization: Optimize the model by adjusting its parameters, such as
learning rate, regularization, and optimization algorithm, to improve its
performance
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Algorithm & Deployment
Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) is a type of deep neural network which has
proven to perform well in computer vision tasks such as image classification, object
detection, object localization and neural style transfer. CNN extracts features from
images, which an algorithm like MLP or RNN can’t achieve. The architecture of a
convolutional neural network looks something like this:

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