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A non-invasive imaging method that creates three-dimensional, finely detailed anatomical pictures is called magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). It is frequently employed in the diagnosis, monitoring, and detection of diseases. A magnetic field and computer-generated radio waves are used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), a medical imaging technology that produces detailed pictures of your body's organs and tissues. Manual reading of these image and classification is a tedious task and requires dedicated professionals. The proposed work intends to ease this task using deep learning techniques for MRI tumor segmentation and classification. It uses VGG and CNN architecture for this purpose. This paper demonstrates the use of deep learning in MRI classification
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