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A Review Of Fully Automatic MRI Based Brain Tumor Segmentation Approaches
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AUTHOR(S)
A.R.Deepa, W.R. Sam Emmanuel
KEYWORDS
Medical Resonance Imaging, Brain tumor, classification, Feature Selection, Tumor Detection.
ABSTRACT
Brain tumor is an abnormal disease and its early detection is very important to save life. In MRI, the tumor region can be detected by segmentation. Manually, the segmentation or extraction of tumor from MRI is possible to diagnosis. MRI scans provide very detailed images of most of the important organs and tissues in our body. Many types of automated segmentation algorithms have been presented. For conveying information the medium of images are considered to be more important. The algorithms can predict better classification technique to extract tumor parts
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