2017 International Conference on Wireless Communications, Signal Processing and Networking (WiSPNET) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/wispnet.2017.8299925
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Voxel based lesion segmentation through SVM classifier for effective brain stroke detection

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“…3) Author [3] In this paper , The categorization into ischemic stroke(AIS) and non-AIS phenotypes is done from the brain MRI radiology on the basis of performance of natural language processing (NLP) and evaluated Machine algorithm. [4] They presented their work on Otsu Thresholding based SVM classifier for the detection of ischemic strokes. To train the model, 2 distinct kinds of brain MRI pictures in JPEG format were utilised as the dataset.…”
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“…3) Author [3] In this paper , The categorization into ischemic stroke(AIS) and non-AIS phenotypes is done from the brain MRI radiology on the basis of performance of natural language processing (NLP) and evaluated Machine algorithm. [4] They presented their work on Otsu Thresholding based SVM classifier for the detection of ischemic strokes. To train the model, 2 distinct kinds of brain MRI pictures in JPEG format were utilised as the dataset.…”
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“…In the research conducted by R. Punitha Lakshmi et al [4], they put forward their work on SVM Classifier Based On Otsu Thresholding For Ischemic Stroke Detection. The dataset used in order to train the algorithms/models were a set of 32 different types of brain MRI images which were in JPEG format.…”
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“…Thus, the maximum accuracy was given by SVM Classifier being 88% and Random Forest Classifier being at 81%. The paper concluded with the understanding of how maximum accurate segmentation of brain and brain lesions is achieved with the help of SVM Classifier based on Otsu Thresholding and the dataset with scattering lesion tissues can also help to improve further accuracy rates of this Classification [4].…”
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confidence: 99%