Deep Learning-based Transfer Learning Model in Diagnosis of Diseases with Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Suganthe Ravi Chandaran, Geetha Muthusamy, Latha Rukmani Sevalaiappan, Nivetha Senthilkumaran
Abstract
Brain MRI images alone is carried out over the last 5 years. The inference drawn from this work is that a hybrid architecture based on transfer learning produced more than 90% accuracy in most of the cases with minimal training time. In hybrid architecture, more than one pre-trained models are integrated to extract high-level features. Pre-trained models are good at recognising high-level features like edges, patterns, and so on. The model designed with pre-trained model starts with learned weights rather than assigning a random value. This promotes faster convergence and, as a result, reduces the amount of time required to train the model.
Topics & Concepts
Magnetic resonance imagingTransfer of learningNeuroimagingComputer scienceArtificial intelligenceNuclear magnetic resonanceMedicineNeuroscienceRadiologyPsychologyPhysicsBrain Tumor Detection and ClassificationRadiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging