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A Convolution Neural Network Based Deep Learning System for Brain Tumor Detection towards MRI Image Segmentation

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FIG 1:  The proposed work flow   Following are the different techniques used as shown in figure 1:
FIG 2: pre-processed image obtained from trilateral filtering.
FIG 3: Image trained using SOM.
FIG 6:  segmented image  obtained from FNN technique.

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