Cloud Enabled Enhanced AIML Based Diagnosis of Brain Tumors from MRI Data
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newlineThe brain is one of the most vital and delicate organs of the human body. It contains highly
newlinespecialized cells responsible for controlling and coordinating the entire body. However, due
newlineto uncontrolled cell growth, a brain tumor may develop, leading to severe complications and
newlineeven life-threatening conditions. Early detection plays an important role in improving the
newlinetreatment process and increasing the chances of recovery. Radiologists mostly rely on Magnetic
newlineResonance Imaging (MRI) to detect brain tumors, as MRI provides excellent tissue contrast
newlineand detailed imaging. Still, analysing MRI scans manually is time-consuming and requires
newlinespecialized clinical expertise. Variations in individual interpretation among radiologists may
newlinesometimes delay diagnosis and impact timely treatment decisions.
newlineTo overcome these challenges, this research presents an intelligent Computer-Aided
newlineDiagnosis (CAD) system capable of automatically detecting and classifying brain tumors from
newlineMRI. The study progresses through three major development phases, combining the strengths
newlineof machine learning (ML), deep learning (DL), and cloud-based automation to create a highly
newlineaccurate, fast, and scalable diagnostic framework.
newlineIn the ML-based phase, a hybrid segmentation and classification framework is introduced.
newlineRough C-Means clustering is used to extract tumor regions effectively, while Grey Wolf
newlineOptimization (GWO) improves segmentation precision by refining cluster parameters. The
newlinesegmented output is analysed using a Radial Basis Function Gaussian Neural Network
newline(RBFGNN) classifier, resulting in a classification accuracy of 99.29 percent. This hybrid ML
newlinedesign provides a strong foundation and establishes reliable tumor and non-tumor identification.
newlineIn the DL-based phase, deeper and more powerful architectures are explored to enhance
newlineboth segmentation and classification. Swin U-Net Transformer is used to capture long-range
newlinedependencies and multi-level features in MRI scans, while EfficientNet V2 is adopted
newlinefor classification due to its balanced structural efficiency and high accuracy. Using
newlinethe BRATS 2020 dataset, the model achieved 78 percent segmentation accuracy and 97
newlinepercent classification accuracy. Another DL architecture combining U-Net for segmentation
newlineand ResNet-50 for multi-class tumor recognition further improved performance, accurately
newlineclassifying glioma, meningioma, and pituitary tumors with an accuracy of 99.17 percent.
newlineIn the final cloud-enabled phase, the system is extended into a real-time diagnostic platform
newlinethat hospitals and diagnostic centres can integrate into their workflows. The cloud deployment
newlinesupports secure MRI upload, automated processing, and instant result generation. Continuous
newlineIntegration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines enable automated model retraining,
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newlinevalidation, and version updates, ensuring that the system remains accurate and up-to-date.
newlineReal-time analysis, multi-user support, and efficient cloud storage make the system accessible
newlineeven in remote healthcare locations. Evaluation using accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score,
newlineand Jaccard Index confirms that the cloud-enabled CAD system outperforms many traditional
newlinediagnostic methods.
newlineOverall, by combining the strengths of ML, DL, and cloud-based CI/CD automation, this
newlineresearch contributes a powerful and clinically relevant diagnostic solution that supports early
newlinebrain tumor detection, improves treatment planning, and enhances patient outcomes through
newlinefast, reliable, and consistent analysis.
newlineKeywords:
newlineBrain Tumor, Classification, Segmentation, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, ResNet,
newlineUNet, Swin-UNet, EfficientNet, Grey Wolf Optimization (GWO), Cloud Computing, CI/CD
newlinePipeline, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), MRI Image Processing, Medical Image
newlineAnalysis, Feature Extraction, Intelligent Healthcare Systems.
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