This project is a medical imaging tool that uses artificial intelligence to classify brain tumors from MRI scans. It takes raw brain scan images, cleans them up by cropping out unnecessary background, and then uses a pre-trained AI model to categorize each scan into one of four groups: glioma, meningioma, pituitary tumor, or no tumor. The goal is to help with early detection by giving doctors a second opinion on brain scan analysis.
How It Works
You discover this project through its documentation explaining how AI can help doctors identify brain tumors from MRI scans earlier.
You collect MRI brain scan images that need to be analyzed, stored in a special medical imaging format.
The tool automatically crops each image to show only the brain, removing empty space around it so the AI can focus on what matters.
All your images get standardized to the same size so the AI model can process them consistently.
The scan shows a healthy brain with no visible tumor
A common type of brain tumor originating from glial cells
A tumor forming on the membranes surrounding the brain
A tumor found in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain
Each brain scan is categorized, helping doctors understand what they're dealing with and plan the best treatment approach.
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