Computer aided automated detection and classification of brain tumors using CANFIS classification method

Johnpeter, Jasmine Hephzipah; Ponnuchamy, Thirumurugan

doi:10.1002/ima.22318

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“…The segmented tumor region is diagnosed into mild or severe using CANFIS classifier. The GLCM and LDP features are computed from both the case of mild and severe during training period of the CANFIS classification process (Johnpeter and Ponnuchamy 12 and Ashokkumar and Mohan Babu 13 ). During testing period of CANFIS classification process (Lakshmi Narayana and Mariya Dasu 14 ) features are computed from the segmented tumor region, which is detected by the EML algorithm and these features are classified or diagnosed into either “Mild” or “Severe.” The high‐grade tumor images from the BRATS 15 2016 dataset are categorized into Mild case (97 images) and severe case (23 images).…”

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“…The segmented tumor region is diagnosed into mild or severe using CANFIS classifier. The GLCM and LDP features are computed from both the case of mild and severe during training period of the CANFIS classification process (Johnpeter and Ponnuchamy 12 case (97 images) and severe case (23 images). The proposed CANFIS classification method stated in this paper is used for severity diagnosis process, which classifies 96 mild case images over 97 mild case images as mild case and achieves 98.9% of classification rate.…”

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Detection and diagnosis of brain tumors‐framework using extreme machine learning and CANFIS classification algorithms

Jeevanantham

MohanBabu

2020

Int J Imaging Syst Tech

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In this paper, brain tumors are detected and diagnosed using machine learning approaches in brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which has many real time clinical applications. Noise variations in brain images are detected and removed using index filter, which is proposed in this paper. Brain images devoid of noise content are in spatial domain format, which are not suitable for further feature extraction process. Hence, there is a need for converting all the spatial pixels into multi orientation pixels. In this paper, Gabor transform is used for spatial into multi oriented image conversion. The noise filtered images are transformed into multi orientation‐based brain image using Gabor transform method. Then, the hybrid features which are the integration of statistical and texture features (GLCM, gray level co‐occurrence matrix, and LDP, local derivative pattern), are computed from this transformed brain image. These computed features are classified using extreme machine learning (EML) approach, which categorizes the source brain image as normal or abnormal. Then, the segmented tumor regions are diagnosed using co‐active adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system (CANFIS) classifier, which classifies the segmented regions as mild or severe. The proposed tumor detection and diagnosis methods are applied and tested on the brain images which are available as open access dataset. The performance of the proposed brain tumor detection method is analyzed in terms of sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy with classification rate.

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“…The segmented tumor region is diagnosed into mild or severe using CANFIS classifier. The GLCM and LDP features are computed from both the case of mild and severe during training period of the CANFIS classification process (Johnpeter and Ponnuchamy 12 case (97 images) and severe case (23 images). The proposed CANFIS classification method stated in this paper is used for severity diagnosis process, which classifies 96 mild case images over 97 mild case images as mild case and achieves 98.9% of classification rate.…”

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Detection and diagnosis of brain tumors‐framework using extreme machine learning and CANFIS classification algorithms

Jeevanantham

MohanBabu

2020

Int J Imaging Syst Tech

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“…Where, m(i) represents the to be had throughput, which is classified as common throughput of segments over ultimate downloaded ok segments all through time i. Hence, the to be had throughput is given as, (13) IV. ELIMINATING BITRATE FLUCTUATION Finally, the bitrate fluctuations are averted withinside the video streams the use of following algorithm.…”

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Improved DASH Architecture for Quality Cloud Video Streaming in Automated Systems

Vijayalakshmi¹,

Vishnupriya²,

Sarala³

et al. 2023

IJRITCC

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In modern times, multimedia streaming systems that transmit video across a channel primarily use HTTP services as a delivery component. Encoding the video for all quality levels is avoided thanks to fuzzy based encoders' ability to react to network changes. Additionally, the system frequently uses packet priority assignment utilising a linear error model to enhance the dynamic nature of DASH without buffering. Based on a fuzzy encoder, the decision of video quality is made in consideration of the bandwidth available. This is a component of the MPEG DASH encoder. The Fuzzy DASH system seeks to increase the scalability of online video streaming, making it suitable for live video broadcasts through mobile and other devices.

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“…However, this network looks complex. Johnpeter et al [25] detect and localize the tumors in brain MRI using an adaptive neurofuzzy inference classification method. This method used the histogram equalization method to enhance the tumor areas without using edge detection on the brain images.…”

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Multi-Modal Brain Tumor Detection Using Deep Neural Network and Multiclass SVM

2022

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Background and Objectives: Clinical diagnosis has become very significant in today’s health system. The most serious disease and the leading cause of mortality globally is brain cancer which is a key research topic in the field of medical imaging. The examination and prognosis of brain tumors can be improved by an early and precise diagnosis based on magnetic resonance imaging. For computer-aided diagnosis methods to assist radiologists in the proper detection of brain tumors, medical imagery must be detected, segmented, and classified. Manual brain tumor detection is a monotonous and error-prone procedure for radiologists; hence, it is very important to implement an automated method. As a result, the precise brain tumor detection and classification method is presented. Materials and Methods: The proposed method has five steps. In the first step, a linear contrast stretching is used to determine the edges in the source image. In the second step, a custom 17-layered deep neural network architecture is developed for the segmentation of brain tumors. In the third step, a modified MobileNetV2 architecture is used for feature extraction and is trained using transfer learning. In the fourth step, an entropy-based controlled method was used along with a multiclass support vector machine (M-SVM) for the best features selection. In the final step, M-SVM is used for brain tumor classification, which identifies the meningioma, glioma and pituitary images.Results: The proposed method was demonstrated on BraTS 2018 and Figshare datasets. Experimental study shows that the proposed brain tumor detection and classification method outperforms other methods both visually and quantitatively, obtaining an accuracy of 97.47% and 98.92%, respectively. Finally, we adopt the eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) method to explain the result. Conclusion: Our proposed approach for brain tumor detection and classification has outperformed prior methods. These findings demonstrate that the proposed approach obtained higher performance in terms of both visually and enhanced quantitative evaluation with improved accuracy.

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Computer aided automated detection and classification of brain tumors using CANFIS classification method

Cited by 17 publications

References 13 publications

Detection and diagnosis of brain tumors‐framework using extreme machine learning and CANFIS classification algorithms

Detection and diagnosis of brain tumors‐framework using extreme machine learning and CANFIS classification algorithms

Improved DASH Architecture for Quality Cloud Video Streaming in Automated Systems

Multi-Modal Brain Tumor Detection Using Deep Neural Network and Multiclass SVM

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