Brain MRI ND-5 Dataset

Citation Author(s):
Md. Nasif
Safwan
Souhardo
Rahman
Mahamodul Hasan
Mahadi
Taharat Muhammad
Jabir
Iftekharul
Mobin
Submitted by:
Md. Nasif Safwan
Last updated:
Sun, 10/20/2024 - 12:39
DOI:
10.21227/q2vt-tf46
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Abstract 

This dataset consists of MRI images of brain tumors, specifically curated for tasks such as brain tumor classification and detection. The dataset includes a variety of tumor types, including gliomas, meningiomas, and glioblastomas, enabling multi-class classification. Each MRI scan is labeled with the corresponding tumor type, providing a comprehensive resource for developing and evaluating machine learning models for medical image analysis. The data can be used to train deep learning algorithms for brain tumor detection, aiding in early diagnosis and treatment planning. It is designed to facilitate research in medical imaging and neuro-oncology, particularly in the development of automated diagnostic systems using MRI data. This dataset is suitable for researchers and practitioners working on brain cancer diagnosis, radiological imaging analysis, and deep learning-based medical image processing.

Instructions: 

1.     Download the Dataset:

  • The dataset is provided in a single zip file. Please download the zip file from the provided link.

2.     Unzip the File:

  • After downloading, unzip the file. You will find two main folders:
    • Training: Contains images for training your model.
    • Testing: Contains images for testing and validating your model.

3.     Folder Structure:

  • Inside both the Training and Testing folders, there are four subfolders corresponding to different classes:
    • Glioma: MRI images of patients with glioma tumors.
    • Meningioma: MRI images of patients with meningioma tumors.
    • Pituitary: MRI images of patients with pituitary tumors.
    • No-Tumor: MRI images of patients without any tumor.

Each subfolder contains labeled images of the respective category, structured for easy use in classification tasks.

4.     Usage Guidelines:

  • Use the images in the Training folder for model training and the images in the Testing folder for evaluation.
  • You can apply any pre-processing, augmentation, or normalization techniques suitable for MRI image analysis.
  • Ensure that your model outputs correspond to the four categories: glioma, meningioma, pituitary, and no-tumor.

5.     Suggested Workflow:

  • Split the dataset as necessary if you need additional validation sets.
  • Utilize machine learning or deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, or Keras for classification tasks.
  • Implement multi-class classification techniques to distinguish between the four categories.

 

This dataset was created as part of our work, where we typically requires a large amount of diverse data to achieve optimal performance. To meet these demands, we combined data from five publicly available brain tumor MRI datasets, resulting in a more robust and comprehensive dataset. By merging these datasets, we have increased the diversity and quantity of the data, which enhances the robustness of models trained on this dataset for tasks like brain tumor classification and detection. Below are the original datasets that were combined to create this new dataset:

1.     Brain Tumor Classification (MRI) by Sartaj Bhuvaji

2.     Brain Tumor Dataset by Deniz Kavi

3.     HR Pathology Dataset by Kolarluni

4.     Tumour Classification Images by Lakshan Cooray

5.     Brain Cancer Detection (MRI Images) by Hamza Habib

We sincerely acknowledge the contributions of the authors of these datasets, whose work has laid the foundation for creating a more diverse and effective dataset. Source links are in documentation file. 

By combining these five datasets, we aim to provide a stronger, more generalized dataset for brain tumor classification and detection.
If you use this dataset, please be sure to cite both this work and the original datasets listed above.

Documentation

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