Theoretical and Natural Science
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Vol. 27, 20 December 2023
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This article reviews the latest research on MRI brain image classification techniques based on deep learning. Firstly, MRI brain image classification and traditional machine learning methods applied to MRI image classification were briefly introduced. Then, a review was conducted on existing MRI brain image classification methods based on deep learning. The article reviews past and recent related research and provides a detailed introduction to the application of deep learning methods in MRI brain image classification. This includes some traditional machine learning methods and research achievements in deep neural networks (DNN), convolutional neural networks (CNN), and transfer learning. The most commonly used deep learning architecture for image classification is CNN. Research has shown that deep learning methods have high accuracy and performance in MRI brain image classification and can automatically extract image features for effective classification. Therefore, deep learning methods provide doctors with more comprehensive information, help them make more accurate diagnoses and formulate treatment plans, and have broad prospects for application in MRI brain image classification. In the future, the further development of deep learning technology will achieve better auxiliary effects on diagnosis, treatment, and scientific research related to the brain.
deep learning, machine learning, MRI brain image, image classification
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