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[Project Addition]: Brain Tumor Segmentation #135

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Karthik110505 opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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[Project Addition]: Brain Tumor Segmentation #135

Karthik110505 opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 4 comments

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🔴 Project Title : Brain Tumor Segmentation

🔴 Aim : To Segment the tumor in brain

🔴 Dataset :https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/nikhilroxtomar/brain-tumor-segmentation?select=masks

🔴 Approach : Use the pretrained models like variants of yolo inorder to segment the brain tumor .

@SrijanShovit Please assign me this issue

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What all steps would you apply. Provide a detailed roadmap(including optim, act functions, metrics,etc)

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Karthik110505 commented May 25, 2024

Process that I follow:

  • Download the dataset from kaggle

  • Inspect the data and prepare it for model training

  • Try downloading yolo varients like yolov8 , yolov7, yolov5 and train the model.

  • Evaluate the model performance and modify the parameters for better model performance

  • Choose the best performing model

  • Predict the brain tumor in testing dataset

  • The output consist of images with segmentation around the brain tumor.
    Note: Currently I can't mention the optm, act and metrics . As we can't tell the perfect one's before the model training. They vary with data that we take

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