RE-InCep-BT-:Resource-Efficient InCeptor Model for Brain Tumor Diagnostic Healthcare Applications in Computer Vision

Kamini Lamba, Shalli Rani, Muhammad Attique Khan, Mohammad Shabaz
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The rising incidence of brain tumors in the medical field necessitates the development of precise and effective diagnostic tools to assist the medical experts especially neurosurgeons as well as radiologists in early diagnosis and treatment recommendations. This study introduces a unique resource-efficient inceptor model utilizing computer-vision techniques for diagnosing presence of abnormal tissues inside brain MRI scans. The proposed model utilizes strengths of the inception architecture and incorporate resource-efficient design principles for optimizing its performance for healthcare applications. The model has been trained on a distinct dataset with different sizes where it is further processed, trained and validated on InCeptor model. Features are extracted by transfer learning process namely InceptionV3 for leveraging prior knowledge learnt from imagenet which is further integrated with support vector machines for performing binary classification to have accurate and efficient outcomes for giving timely recommendation and treatment to patients suffering from such disorder. The architecture of the proposed model has been designed in such a way that model should be computationally efficient for making it suitable in healthcare especially for brain tumor diagnostic purpose with limited resources. Experimental results demonstrates accuracy of 98.31%, precision of 99.09%, recall of 98.91%, specificity of 95% and F1- Score of 99% over state of art techniques.

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RE-InCep-BT-:计算机视觉中用于脑肿瘤诊断医疗应用的资源效率 InCeptor 模型
脑肿瘤在医学领域的发病率不断上升,因此有必要开发精确有效的诊断工具,以协助医学专家,尤其是神经外科医生和放射科医生进行早期诊断并提出治疗建议。本研究介绍了一种利用计算机视觉技术诊断脑部磁共振成像扫描中是否存在异常组织的独特的资源节约型感知器模型。所提出的模型利用了初始架构的优势,并结合了资源节约型设计原则,以优化其在医疗保健应用中的性能。该模型在不同大小的数据集上进行了训练,并在 InCeptor 模型上进行了进一步处理、训练和验证。通过迁移学习过程(即 InceptionV3)提取特征,以利用从图像网络中学到的先验知识,并进一步与支持向量机集成,执行二元分类,从而获得准确、高效的结果,为患有此类疾病的患者提供及时的建议和治疗。拟议模型的架构设计应具有计算效率,使其适用于医疗保健领域,尤其是资源有限的脑肿瘤诊断。实验结果表明,与现有技术相比,该模型的准确率为 98.31%,精确率为 99.09%,召回率为 98.91%,特异性为 95%,F1 分数为 99%。
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