Brain Tumor Segmentation using 3D U-Net (Computer Vision Project) (2022)
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Model to Predict the status of a genetic biomarker important for brain cancer treatment
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Brain Tumor Detection and Segmentation model with Agentic Reasoning
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A research prototype for brain MRI segmentation, classification, and VLM-assisted analysis. Includes interactive segmentation-mask editing/export and NIFTI volume viewing with segmentation. Built for educational and research purposes only — not a diagnostic tool.
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Research on 3D brain tumor segmentation using U-Net, nnU-Net, and Swin UNETR.
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Deployment repository for the VUMC Picture tool, responsible for orchestrating the installation and setup of the PICTURE project's core components. This repository automates the deployment process for seamless integration across all related repositories within the PICTURE project.
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A production-ready deep learning system that classifies brain MRI scans into 4 tumor categories using a hybrid architecture that fuses local CNN features with global Transformer attention — achieving 96.4% test accuracy with built-in input validation and explainability via Grad-CAM.
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This is a personal coding project that explores how various machine learning methods can be used to classify MRI images of the brain tumors. Source of MRI brain images: Kaggle (see link)
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Classifies brain MRI scans as pituitary tumor or no tumor using ResNet18 transfer learning in PyTorch (~91% test accuracy), with a Tkinter desktop app for predictions. Educational use only.
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This study focuses on four deep-learning models, which are Inception V3, MobileNet V2, ResNet152V2, and VGG19, aiming to enhance the accuracy of tumor Classification
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The CodeClause Internship Program is a hands-on opportunity for aspiring software developers to gain practical experience and enhance their skills in a professional environment. This GitHub repository serves as a central hub for the internship program, providing resources, code samples, and project assignments to guide interns .
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Brain tumor MRI classification using EfficientNetB0 + ResNet50V2 with GradCAM++ and Spatial Consensus Confidence (SCC) trust metric. FastAPI + SQLite backend.
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Official implementation of "A vision transformer-based approach for brain tumor detection" (CRC Press, 2024). Classifies brain MRI scans using Vision Transformers (ViT) and CNNs.
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