A Deep Learning and Powerful Computational Framework for Brain Cancer MRI Image Recognition

Brain tumors are one of the deadliest diseases and require quick and accurate methods of detection. Finding the optimum image for research goals is the first step in optimizing MRI images for pre- and post-processing. As a result, the mean grey-level approach was used to segment the MRI images using a threshold. In the second stage of statistical feature analysis, the picture features were extracted using the spatial gray-level dependency matrix using Hara lick's feature equations. As a consequence, the best features were picked and the tumor was placed in the appropriate location. In the third stage, an automated tool for classifying the photographs under assessment as having a tumor or not was created utilizing supervised learning and an artificially intelligent methodology. An efficient test of the network's performance yielded 97% of the desired results.