BRAIN NERVES SYSTEM

BRAIN NERVES SYSTEM

Tanya Ramwani, Zayna Sheikh, Akif Nagthan, Rahul Bhole

ABSTRACT

In various industries such as medical imaging, aerial surveillance, surgical microscopes, and more, image/object identification plays a vital role. The primary objective of the system is to establish a  method to detect and classify brain tumor, with a particular emphasis on determining their malignancy using the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm. While empirical risk minimization Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) are commonly employed for object recognition, the SVM technique is specifically utilized in this case for its ability to reduce structural risks and effectively categorize tumor images.

By employing the SVM algorithm, tumors can be accurately extracted from medical images. The implementation of a Python-based system allows for the creation of a cancer classification function. Additionally, the training dataset was utilized to evaluate various CNN (Convolutional Neural Network)  techniques.

The SVM method divides the data into several classes by locating an ideal hyperplane. The SVM may be trained to recognise tumour and non-tumor areas in medical pictures for the purpose of detecting brain tumours.

Using SVMs for tumor extraction from medical images is a good approach. SVMs are renowned for being able to generalise well to fresh, untried data and for being able to handle high-dimensional data successfully. They are capable of capturing intricate connections between tumour categorization and picture attributes.

Keywords: - CNN , SVM , Brain , Tumor