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Brain tumor detection using a CNN

License: MIT Release Open in Colab

The objective is to build an AI capable of discerning if a brain x-rays plate has tumor or not.

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About The Project

Co-author: @giuseppebrb

The project aim is to use TensorFlow to train a convolutional Neural Network using a dataset of ~4900 labelled images of brain scans.
Subsequently, we will evaluate the accuracy of our model against a test dataset

Tumor detection example

This is part 1 of the final project for the executive path in "Data Science and Business Analytics" held by POLIMI Graduate School of Management of Milan ( You can find part 2 here )

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You can run the project in Google Collab

Or run it locally following this steps:

  1. Install Python
  2. Clone the repo
    git clone https://github.com/TomMenga/brain-tumor-AI-CNN.git
  3. Install Jupyter notebook
  4. Install the dependencies
    pip install -r requirements.txt
  5. Run Jupyter
    jupyter notebook

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Tommaso Menga - [email protected] - GitHub - Linkedin

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