Research into brain tumors can profoundly impact patients with long-term neurological and mental consequences. While some tumors manifest noticeable symptoms early, others remain undetected until they reach significant sizes. Despite advancements in deep learning, such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), improvements are still sought. Combining Residual Networks and Region-based CNNs offers a novel approach. Utilizing ResNet-101 as a feature extractor and Faster R-CNN for localization and classification, the model enhances accuracy and efficiency in diagnosis. This integration refines tumor detection by effectively capturing complex patterns from brain images. Training on a diverse dataset including various tumor types and anatomical variances, the model demonstrates improved accuracy and reduced false results. Its computational efficiency makes it viable for real-time clinical applications, addressing the critical need for swift diagnosis in medical contexts.
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