Abstract

Big data mining is one of the upgrowing technology to represent the greater number of data into a single repository and within the Ad-hoc repository to main the high-level abstraction as per the intended request. The Big data is used in the various sectors for the nature of the usability, the medical sectors uses the big data concept to store more patients records for the intended need. Performing a Mining operation in the big data is not a challenging task as we have much more protocols available to extract the intended data set to be mined from the big data repository. In this paper we find the solution for the detection of Brain Tumor with the MRI Image Datasets which is being created and stored in the repository. The Similar Datasets is being created from the various other MRI Images and being stored in the Big Data MRI Repository. The Patient MRI is being compared with Existing patterns with two types of mining operation namely Substantial Mining and Structure Mining which gives the exact location coordinates of the existence of the tumor in the records. This method uses two variant algorithms to cross verify all the axis in the 360o rotation for the verification of the data sets which adjoins with the finding of the existence of tumor in the MRI Image. We Propose Unified Structural Architecture which comprises of two main algorithms namely Partially Augmented Direct Mean Analytics Algorithm for the Substantial Mining and Vertically Augmented Tensor-Heap Interface Algorithm for the Structure Mining in the defined repository to efficiently mine in the information for verifiable usage. The Performance of the algorithm is being compared with the other existing Substantial Mining and Structure for the accuracy mean value. The Simulated Result has provided the evidence for the high dimensional efficiency and throughput of the proposed system

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