Enhanced Image Fusion Technique for Segmentation of Tumor using Fuzzy

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Mohammed Rifaie Mohammed
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Prof. E. Sreenivasa Reddy
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Abstract

This paper presents the MRI brain diagnosis support system for structure segmentation and its analysis using spatial fuzzy clustering algorithm. The method is proposed to segment normal tissues such as white Matter, Gray Matter, Cerebrospinal Fluid and abnormal tissue like tumor part from MR images automatically. These MR brain images are often corrupted with Intensity Inhomogeneity artifacts cause unwanted intensity variation due to non-uniformity in RF coils and noise due to thermal vibrations of electrons and ions and movement of objects during acquisition which may affect the performance of image processing techniques used for brain image analysis.

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Mohammed Rifaie Mohammed. 2015. \u201cEnhanced Image Fusion Technique for Segmentation of Tumor using Fuzzy\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - F: Graphics & Vision GJCST-F Volume 15 (GJCST Volume 15 Issue F1): .

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This paper presents the MRI brain diagnosis support system for structure segmentation and its analysis using spatial fuzzy clustering algorithm. The method is proposed to segment normal tissues such as white Matter, Gray Matter, Cerebrospinal Fluid and abnormal tissue like tumor part from MR images automatically. These MR brain images are often corrupted with Intensity Inhomogeneity artifacts cause unwanted intensity variation due to non-uniformity in RF coils and noise due to thermal vibrations of electrons and ions and movement of objects during acquisition which may affect the performance of image processing techniques used for brain image analysis.

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