Texture Feature Abstraction Based on Assessment of HOG and GLDM Features for Diagnosing Brain Abnormalities in MRI Images

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Sudheesh K V
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The brain tumors are increasing rapidly among the younger generation. The survival of the subject can gradually be increased if the tumors are detected at early stages. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is an important technique in detecting the tumors. The images are corrupted by random unwanted information, complicating the automatic feature extraction and the analysis of clinical data. Many methods are existing in present day to remove the unwanted information from the images. Automatic classification is essential because it reduces the cause of human error and where the accuracy is not affected. The work emphasizes on removal of noises from the MRI using the hybrid KSL technique which is the combination of Kernel, Sobel and low pass filter. Features are the properties which describe the whole image. Features from these images are extracted using shape, texture and intensity based techniques. The feature extracted are HOG and GLDM.

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Sudheesh K V. 2018. \u201cTexture Feature Abstraction Based on Assessment of HOG and GLDM Features for Diagnosing Brain Abnormalities in MRI Images\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - D: Neural & AI GJCST-D Volume 18 (GJCST Volume 18 Issue D2): .

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The brain tumors are increasing rapidly among the younger generation. The survival of the subject can gradually be increased if the tumors are detected at early stages. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is an important technique in detecting the tumors. The images are corrupted by random unwanted information, complicating the automatic feature extraction and the analysis of clinical data. Many methods are existing in present day to remove the unwanted information from the images. Automatic classification is essential because it reduces the cause of human error and where the accuracy is not affected. The work emphasizes on removal of noises from the MRI using the hybrid KSL technique which is the combination of Kernel, Sobel and low pass filter. Features are the properties which describe the whole image. Features from these images are extracted using shape, texture and intensity based techniques. The feature extracted are HOG and GLDM.

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