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BraDect: A Novel Brain Tumor Image Classification Algorithm

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Brain tumor is one of the common diseases of the central nervous system, and the incidence and death of brain tumors are among the highest in the world. Although the incidence of brain tumors is lower than that of other systemic tumors, due to the wide range of types and pathological types, the same pathological type is divided into different sub-grades, and has complex imaging manifestations, which makes clinical diagnosis and treatment difficult. In this paper, a new CAD model named BraDect is proposed based on the inducible bias of convolution and the high capacity of Transformer, and the fully connected layer and attention mechanism are improved, which effectively solves the problem of large amount of parameters and low efficiency in the current model. The proposed method had performed SOTA as specificity=99.83%, precision=99.84%, Recall=99.83%, F1 score=99.84%, area under the ROC curve=99%, accuracy=99.28%.

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    ICNCC '22: Proceedings of the 2022 11th International Conference on Networks, Communication and Computing
    December 2022
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    DOI:10.1145/3579895
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