Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan analysis is an effective tool that accurately detects abnormal brain tissue. This manuscript proposes the strategy of segmentation of brain tumors in MRI images and uses the technique of weighted fuzzy factor based on kernel metrics. Here, a deep auto encoder (DAE) with barnacle mating algorithm (BMOA) and random forest (RF) classifier are used to tumor stage classification to enhance the accuracy of prediction. This manuscript presents a deep‐neural network structure, integrating DAE and RF, with a classification unit, which is used for the classification of brain MRI. Finally, the segmented features are graded by the DAE with BMOA and RF. The proposed method is executed in MATLAB site and the performance is analyzed with existing methods. The experimental outcomes of the proposed method are assessed and validated in MR brain images depending on accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity for performance with quality analysis.
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