A Multi-Class Brain Tumor Classifier using Convolutional Neural Network with 99% Accuracy achieved by applying the method of Transfer Learning using Python and Pytorch Deep Learning Framework

Brain Tumor Detection from MRI images of the brain.

Brain Tumor Detection using CNN: Achieving 96% Accuracy with TensorFlow: Highlights the main focus of your project, which is brain tumor detection using a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) implemented in TensorFlow. It also emphasizes the impressive achievement of reaching 96% accuracy, which showcases the effectiveness of your model.

Classifying Three Types of Brain Tumor

Our project utilizes advanced machine learning algorithms to predict brain tumors. It can detect various types of brain tumors, including glioma, pituitary tumors, and more. If no tumor is detected, it provides a no tumor.

Brain tumors are the consequence of abnormal growths and uncontrolled cells division in the brain. They can lead to death if they are not detected early and accurately. Some types of brain tumor such as Meningioma, Glioma, and Pituitary tumors are more common than the others.

MPS-accelerated Brain Tumour Segmentation task based on BraTS '21 task dataset. Uses a hybrid Swin-UNETR + CNN architecture. Optimized for Apple Silicon (M-chip) systems using MPS.

Segmentation of Tumor Region in the Brain

A thorough project on brain tumour diagnosis. From start; data collection to finish; mobile app development.

INVESTIGATING BRAIN TUMORS THROUGH CNN TECHNIQUES

Attention-based Deep Learning Approaches in Brain Tumor Image Analysis: A Mini Review

Brain Tumour Ontology

Brain tumor Detection and Classification using Magnetic Resonance Images

Flutter app to detect brain tumor from MRI scans

2D-CNN for Brain Tumor Classification

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A deep learning pipeline for classifying brain tumor MRI images using InceptionV3 and Grad-CAM. Includes full preprocessing, augmentation, tf.data pipelines, transfer learning, evaluation metrics, and interpretable heatmaps for reliable medical image analysis.

Deep learning model for brain tumor classification using MRI images. Built with TensorFlow, Keras, and OpenCV, trained on CNN architecture, and optimized with Adam. 🎯🔥

Glioma Brain-Tumor Cell Classification is an IIT Jodhpur × AIIMS Jodhpur project that detects and classifies astrocytes, microglia, and cancerous glioma cells from biopsy images. A YOLOv8 + ViT multi-head pipeline achieved 96% accuracy, far outperforming CNN and direct YOLO baselines.

Convolutional Neural Network for Brain Tumour Detection and Diagnosis using Pytorch

This project demonstrates the application of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for the classification of brain tumors from medical imaging data.

A pattern classification analysis tool that potentially increased brain tumor diagnostic procedures. By taking an information picture, assign significance to different viewpoints in the picture and classify each case.

A mobile application developed for Brain tumor detection

Brain Tumor Detect is a tool that analyzes MRI scans using advanced deep learning technology. Upload your MRI images to get fast, accurate predictions about potential brain tumors, powered by the YOLO detection model.

This project implements an automated brain tumor detection system using the YOLOv10 deep learning model. It utilizes a robust MRI dataset for training, enabling accurate tumor identification and annotation. An interactive Gradio interface allows users to upload images for real-time predictions, enhancing diagnostic efficiency in medical imaging.

Machine Learning

3 Deep Learning models implemented - RADNet, ViT (Vision Transformer), Hybrid (RADNet + ViT) to further develop two Deep Learning models function of classifying 4 types of brain tumors including only pictures of no brain tumor (no other information about patients provided, only pictures).

This Is A Website Which Identifies A Tumour In A Brain By MRI Scanned Reports.

This study focuses on four deep-learning models, which are Inception V3, MobileNet V2, ResNet152V2, and VGG19, aiming to enhance the accuracy of tumor Classification

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