A brief review on brain tumour detection and classifications

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Abstract

Recognition of unusual pixels in a source brain Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) remains a difficult activity owing to various similarities with that of surrounding pixels. The presence of brain tumour pixel detection process has been simplified using preprocessing steps before the proposed method starts. The preprocessing steps earns an attempt to enhance the internal pixel regions for improving the brain tumor pixel detection rate. The preprocessing stage may include noise reduction, pixel resolution enhancement, image registration, edge detection methods and artifact detection and reduction. The available techniques in preprocessing stage has different methods for improving the clarity of the source brain MRI image that leads to further processing such as segmentation and classification of tumor images. The proposed work discusses various conventional methods for brain tumour detection and classifications with the limited number of available information.

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Sri Sabarimani, K., & Arthi, R. (2021). A brief review on brain tumour detection and classifications. In Studies in Computational Intelligence (Vol. 903, pp. 61–72). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5495-7_4

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