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AbstractFrom the year 2000 onwards, deep learning methodology has gained widespread acceptance in the area in medical image processing, medical image analysis, and bioinformatics. The result of this transformation is that deep learning has significantly improved the methods of identification, estimation, and diagnosis in the application of medical fields, including neuroscience, brain tumors, lung cancer, abdominal cavity, heart, retina, and others. Deep learning is also being used to improve the accuracy of medical imaging. The idea of this article is to examine key deep learning issues that are relevant to brain tumor research, in the applications for deep learning like segmentation, classification, prediction, and evaluation. This article provides an overview of a large number of scientific study in deep learning for brain tumor analysis.KeywordsMalignantMRIDeep learningSupport vectorCNNConditional random field

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