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A novel Gateaux derivatives with efficient DCNN-Resunet method for segmenting multi-class brain tumor

Murmu et al., 2023

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13897000148889150687
Author
Murmu A
Kumar P
Publication year
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Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing

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In hospitals and pathology, observing the features and locations of brain tumors in Magnetic Resonance Images (MRI) is a crucial task for assisting medical professionals in both treatment and diagnosis. The multi-class information about the brain tumor is often obtained …
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