SBTC-Net: Secured Brain Tumor Segmentation and Classification Using Black Widow With Genetic Optimization in IoMT

Ramprasad, M. V. S.; Rahman, Md. Zia Ur; Bayleyegn, Masreshaw D.

doi:10.1109/access.2023.3304343

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SBTC-Net: Secured Brain Tumor Segmentation and Classification Using Black Widow With Genetic Optimization in IoMT

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