Abstract

Introduction and goal to backgroundDue to the importance of segmentation of MRI images in identifying brain tumors, various methods including deep learning have been introduced for automatic brain tumor segmentation. On the other hand, using a combination of methods can improve their performance. Among them is the use of wavelet transform as an auxiliary element in deep networks. The analysis of the requirements of such combinations has been addressed in this study.MethodIn this developmental study, different wavelet functions were used to compress brain MRI images and finally as an auxiliary element in improving the performance of the convolutional neural network in brain tumor segmentation.ResultsBased on the results of the tests performed, the Daubechies1 function was most effective in enhancing network performance in segmenting MRI images and was able to balance the performance and computational overload.ConclusionChoosing the wavelet function to optimize the performance of a convolutional neural network should be based on the requirements of the problem, also taking into account some considerations such as computational load, processing time, and performance of the wavelet function in optimizing CNN output in the intended task.

Highlights

  • Introduction and goal to backgroundDue to the importance of segmentation of MRI images in identifying brain tumors, various methods including deep learning have been introduced for automatic brain tumor segmentation

  • Choosing the wavelet function to optimize the performance of a convolutional neural network should be based on the requirements of the problem, taking into account some considerations such as computational load, processing time, and performance of the wavelet function in optimizing convolutional neural networks have been introduced (CNN) output in the intended task

  • Brain MRI segmentation is a challenging task because differences in size, shape, texture, and brightness of tumors in images increase the probability of error occurrence [14]

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Introduction

Due to the importance of segmentation of MRI images in identifying brain tumors, various methods including deep learning have been introduced for automatic brain tumor segmentation. Along with the methods used to diagnose the brain tumor, MRI imaging is an important still and image segmentation is one of the main processes in MRI image. Brain MRI segmentation is a challenging task because differences in size, shape, texture, and brightness of tumors in images increase the probability of error occurrence [14]. Large numbers of brain scans increase the time of MRI analysis [15]. The mentioned factors turn brain MRI segmentation into a complex and timeconsuming process that results in wrong or delayed decisions [16, 17]. Various experiences have been presented in the papers to automate brain tumor segmentation which involves the application of a variety of numerical

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